Sentence examples for separate than from inspiring English sources
'separate than' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
The correct usage would be 'separate from'. For example: His attitude toward the situation was separate from hers.
I didn't want to make myself look like I was any more separate than I was".
Plus, while I've still got teeth, I think I'd rather have it separate than this fish'n'chip gloop.
When we got ourselves out of there, we felt more separate than usual and oddly wary of each other.
Mr. Carax said he lived a largely solitary existence and felt more separate than ever from the Paris film industry.
And respondents older than 50 consistently said they were more concerned about keeping church and state separate than were respondents younger than 50.
Many analysts argue that its parts would be worth more separate than together.A more gentle regulatory stance could yet emerge, for example if Republicans take over the Senate in elections in America in November.
That means he hopes the stock prices of the companies will be higher when they are separated than when they are together.
Many of the drivers, who are the ones to know, feel that these changes have made the sport more dangerous than it was when stock cars actually ran faster, but more widely separated, than they can now at Daytona.
On the labial side, the four ridges at the back are more widely separated than the four in front of them.
In vitro, PCa growth and soft agar colony formation were inhibited more effectively by CD44s-Separate than any other treatment.
The high copy isolates were relatively better separated than the low copy isolates.
