Sentence examples for sharply separate from inspiring English sources

When Luntz talks about "the war," he does not draw a hard distinction between the quagmire in Iraq and Bush's war on terror, and this is one of the differences that now sharply separate the two parties in Washington.

Reflection on what is said under the different heads will quickly establish that they are not sharply separate from one another, and, indeed, individual metaphysical writers sometimes invoke more than one of these phrases when asked to say what metaphysics is as, for example, the British Idealist F.H. Bradley does in the opening pages of his work Appearance and Reality (1893).

After exposure and isolation of the ulnar nerve, the scalpel was used to sharply separate the anterio-medial border of the triceps muscle from the medial intermuscular septum down to the bone.

He applies Adam Smith's metaphor of the invisible hand to the emergence of urban order, rejecting the utopian, social revolutionary visions of Gropius, Le Corbusier and other modernists, who sharply separate architecture and "mere" building in a way opposed to Scruton's vernacularism.

Although Habermas tends to sharply separate action and discourse, it seems more plausible to regard such critical testing as combining discourse with experimental actions as we see in scientific inquiry, which combines empirical arguments with practical actions, that is, field studies and laboratory experimentation.

Throughout the early modern period, creative philosophy was sharply separated from formal centres of learning.

Persons do not fall into sharply separated types, such as bright and dull, maladjusted and normal, introvert and extravert.

The ears are rudimentary; the upper body parts are whitish, but the lower parts, face, and legs are black the two colours sharply separated.

As the Stream turns northeastward at Cape Hatteras, it becomes a narrow, meandering current, though still sharply separated from the water on either side.

This evolved as Japan rapidly industrialized with sharply separated work forces for the relatively few large-scale, technologically advanced oligopolies on the one hand and for the millions of less secure small- and medium-size firms on the other hand.

Even Kalamazoo, with the offer of free college tuition, has not figured out how to overcome the nation's so-called achievement gap, which sharply separates the academic performance, and graduation rates, of urban black males from black females and whites of both sexes.