Sentence examples similar to separate from the pious from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Traoré is also frustrated and troubled, she said, that so many Americans find it impossible to separate the pious of her faith from its fanatics.

Ms. Malone plays Mary, who becomes pregnant while trying to cure her gay boyfriend and whose crisis separates the pious hypocrites from the decent folk.

In 1620, Bradford crossed what he called "the vast and furious ocean" on board the Mayflower, a hundred-and-eighty-ton, three-masted, square-rigged merchant vessel, its cramped berths filled with forty other religious dissenters who wanted to separate from the Church of England, and some sixty rather less pious passengers who were in search of nothing so much as adventure.

To the Yonkers officials he routinely criticized, Mr. Iovine was far from the pious type.

In humanistic criticism after secularism, the lines separating the creative, the pious, and the critical themselves become the subject of question and experimentation.

The Sabbath is separate from the week.

Kosher food is separate from the nonkosher.

Separate from the othas".

This is separate from the enrollment fee.

"We were only separated from the rebs.

This is, in effect, an exemption from anti-discrimination laws for the pious.