Sentence examples for separation from others from inspiring English sources

Coward was his own unrepentant invention, and he made a myth of his separation from others.

Most people, unfortunately, tend to go through the world maintaining their separation from others, more or less preserving that.

"Adamantine and impermeable," as Praxis calls her, Riddler insists upon her separation from others: her privacy, her silence, the "proper distance" of good manners.

The notion of separation from others is given a gorgeous metaphysical shellac in Samuel Beckett's "Endgame" (at the Brooklyn Academy of Music).

Moore may have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but she exhibits none of the imperialism of celebrity; she has no desire to make a spectacle of her separation from others.

I create separation from others involved in any kind of controversy as a way of protecting myself from potential repercussions.

So, to ensure our safe separation from other high-flying aircraft, we all set standard.

In fact, the story of abortion during the past decade has been its separation from other medical services available to women.

The base height of the stator was appropriately tuned to achieve an excellent modal separation from other vibration modes.

But seeing ourselves in the train of preceding species, we also recognize the degree of our separation from other animals, even our earliest ancestors.

What the scientists do know is that this separation from other modern humans took place about 100,000 years before the interbreeding event occurred.