Sentence examples for separated so much from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps striking that the ancestors of Chiromyiformes and Lemuriformes separated so much longer ago than the known diversification within Lemuriformes (between one-and-a-half times and twice as long), particularly in light of the significant diversity of extant Lemuriformes.

The two cannot be separated so glibly.

"Always wondering what people are seeing, and feeling separated from so much of the world, that's hard".

If everything works out here, Dr. Marlin said, he has dreams of similar projects in other places, of other happy marriages between localities separated by so much distance.

My personal life and my celebrity life — I've separated them so much it's like two different people.

Now Ryan muses that "the challenge will be for us to separate without so much as a gesture toward this evening".

Janie's problem and her subsequent feelings of guilt have created problems in her personal life, as she tell me that her and her partner "keep our finances completely separate so he doesn't know how much I spend.

However, at most schools, luxury isn't viewed as a separate field so much as simply one type of niche marketing.

In his "Sierra Road" series (1972), named for the mountains where Mr. Castro lived as a guerrilla in the late 1950's, a man on a tractor and another on horseback pass each other as if in separate worlds: so much for progress, the picture seems to say.

Egg-separating causes so much anxiety that there are countless products promising that they will make this kitchen task totally pain-free.

But now, when Scotland and to a lesser extent Wales have so much separated out, it cannot be ignored.