Sentence examples for separating itself from inspiring English sources

Nietzsche's sense of a new Dionysus in modern art, moreover, is based upon an aesthetic modernism in which art acquires its experimental power by separating itself from the values of science and morality, a separation accomplished by the modern Enlightenment, resulting in the loss of organic unity Nietzsche seeks to restore via art itself (see Habermas 1987 [1985], 81-105).

Failing that, Israel would act alone, separating itself from the Palestinians physically and politically.

They appear taken with the notion that Ford is separating itself from its troubled crosstown rivals, General Motors and Chrysler, which are trying to stave off bankruptcy.

This is no time for the Bears to meet a streaking Eagles team ready to begin separating itself not only from the N.F.C.

"I have stressed to the league the importance of separating itself from Traffic Sports and the corrupt criminal enterprise to no avail," Edwards said.

Pearl Jam, separating itself in both music and lyrics from its self-absorbed grunge imitators, lodges its own complaints against greed, media brainwashing and President Bush on a new album due in November.

Wells Fargo has long tried to separate itself from Wall Street.

The community wanted to separate itself from Mr. Sheeley.

Profane language disrespects, desecrates and separates itself from religion.

Since then it is Tampa Bay that has separated itself from New Orleans, Atlanta and Carolina in the N.F.C.

Bridge began to separate itself from whist in the late nineteenth century.