Sentence examples for something very separate from from inspiring English sources

Brooke calls it "John's agenda," and he goes along with it, because John has always been clear that his commercial life is something very separate from his life as an "itinerant portrait painter" on Walton Avenue.

I have occasionally been very upset by something I was writing, but it's quite rare: I keep my writing very separate from my life.

It's difficult to talk about something that is so abstract and when we imagine these agencies we think of them as very separate from other civic institutions".

"I keep myself very separate from what I work on.

We're just very, very separated from them and that's a problem.

You're very separated from reality.

The solving of design problems is taken to be something very different from the solving of scientific problems.

But something very big from her past is nagging her.

"They offer something very different from OUYA.

"You took something very precious from me.

Punk and goth are something very different from this topic.