Sentence examples for somewhat apart from inspiring English sources

But Aaron stood somewhat apart, with his unearthly tenor and his overt romanticism.

Islamist militants in India have in recent years lived somewhat apart from the global Islamist struggle.

He is still guarded, still somewhat apart from everybody else, but he knows how far he has come.

At the same time, however, Mr. Lees stood somewhat apart from the marquee names of contemporary music.

In this, he sits somewhat apart from the lineage of writers who have also called for "the open city," if not exactly in those terms.

(Such education is obviously a prerequisite for all other kinds of adult education and thus, as a category, stands somewhat apart from the other types of adult education).

They're somewhat alike, apart from the difference in their ages.

Madrid's National Court is somewhat set apart from the country's regular court system.

As the Labour faithful gathered in Manchester for their annual get-together, we watched a conference that seemed to be somewhat flat, apart from the keynote speech by Ed Miliband which has been generally rated excellent.

The manager says business has been getting slower and slower for the last few weeks.Beijing's bars and nightclubs are doing somewhat better (apart from the ones that have been closed because they are deemed too close to Olympic facilities, or because they are just too seedy).

Cook answered: "The only thing you have to do is plan that your deaths will be somewhat far apart". .