Sentence examples for separate thing from from inspiring English sources

Your personal dignity seems a separate thing from that to me.

The noise around it is a very separate thing from the show itself".

One of the consequences of this is, very frequently, in schools, interior design is a separate thing from architecture.

She knows it's there, knows it hurts, knows it's wrong, but she controls it as a separate thing from what the goal or project is".

His belief that the mind is a separate thing from the body – often called "Cartesian dualism" – is an accurate description of what it feels like to be human.

Growing up where I did, I came from a politically progressive family so I was aware of social issues, but it seemed like a very separate thing from film.

Through our practical desire to understand scientifically the interplay of nature, we extract and define things in an abstract way which separates things from their lived-in context.

She does this, says Lessing, "to separate things off from each other, out of fear of chaos, of formlessness – of breakdown".

The big challenge is to separate the thing from what you expect it to do for you".

Universals, according to the Buddhists are arbitrarily constructed "exclusions" (apoha); words serve the purpose of separating things off from other objects.

"He could separate the real thing from the image, the fluff.