Sentence examples for separate sort of from inspiring English sources

The sophisticated story that Mark Lilla, a professor of the humanities at Columbia University, presents in "The Stillborn God" adds nuance and complexity to the intellectual account we tell about the West's thinking on religion and politics, and how it managed to separate (sort of) the one from the other.

Sometimes systems of intuitionistic and constructive set theory have been presented with the natural numbers as a separate sort of urelements, that is, primitive objects with no elements (Friedman 1977; Myhill 1975; Beeson 1985).

Such respectability soon became a separate sort of hell; Seabrook didn't wait for the United States to officially join the Allies and signed up with the French Army's American Field Service as an ambulance driver in 1916.

Indeed, the students came up with two separate sorts of innovations that allowed their strategies to beat TfT.

What he didn't talk about was how having all these companies separate, or sort-of separate, will improve operations and business directly.

Their ascendancy in the Everything Space is why the occasional disrupter to The Established Order is so radically valuable: Facebook, a platform company of a separate sort, bought WhatsApp not only to protect its extant customer base, but also to prevent an incursion into its space by the Big Four — Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft.

Yet we still have this idea of benefit claimants as a separate, special sort of person.

In some cases an ABC file may define individual parts each as a separate score, sort of like a Renaissance partbook.

With this growth has come chaos and a middle row of fussing baby sisters to separate any sort of third-row conversation from the front seat.

Of course, there's a fine line separating this sort of thing from an in-house corporate on the one hand, or the edited-for-maximum-drama docu-soap on the other.

A lot of these "separates" or "super separates" have some sort of a mental health issue.