Sentence examples similar to set apart visitors from inspiring English sources

Behind the opposite end of the visitors' center, set apart by a tiny gate, the convent wrapped several hundred feet farther around the slope.

One meaning of "Sacer" is to be "set apart". In Roman temples it meant the interior where visitors needed to be attentive to the needs of the gods.

It should be set apart.

And of course, visitors will find the same jaw-dropping scenery, sumptuous cuisine, cultural treasures and vibrant nightlife that have always set Greece apart from the rest.

He immediately set himself apart.

This set her apart.

Two practices set them apart.

Three things set us apart.

But for visitors who travel back and forth, almost everything else -- from tastes in food and national temperament to even rudimentary geography -- seems to set them apart.

This tenacity set him apart.

So how has he set himself apart?