Sentence examples for set apart as from inspiring English sources

A place set apart, as Maggie [Jencks] said of a garden.

Touchdowns became the objective, and kickers were set apart as mere specialists, as they remain today.

We are set apart as Britons by our lack of French-ness, German-ness or Italian-ness.

Ghetto, formerly a street, or quarter, of a city set apart as a legally enforced residence area for Jews.

Centred on the city of Kristiansand, this area is sometimes set apart as a fifth region: southern Norway, or Sørlandet.

Where they should be allies, they were set apart as adversaries, up until the end, when they had to kill each other.

For many years Monday afternoons had by common consent been set apart... as the day when the wives of the Supreme Court Justices were "at home".

Include it in text as well as set apart.

Many in the UK see London as set apart by both.

Some who oppose the idea have said that those identifiers set apart some victims as more worthy of recognition.

From the beginning, Stone's looks set her apart as much as her manner does.