Sentence examples for somewhat separate from inspiring English sources

OK, so these notions may stay somewhat separate for adults.

branch off versions that henceforth share a common ancestor but follow somewhat separate development.

"I've tried to keep my career somewhat separate from my parents," she said.

It's best to adopt a flat organizational structure that's kept somewhat separate from the rest of the organization.

It's hard for me to remember a pop landscape without Beyoncé by this point, but for all her longterm omnipresence, she has long seemed somewhat separate from fashion.

"Two cultures, two traditions, two histories and somewhat separate fan bases, to be moving ahead so tightly and so strongly is very, very cool".

The couple, who married in 1994 after meeting as undergraduates at LeMoyne, a Catholic college in Syracuse, occupied a two-bedroom apartment in the dorm at Barnard that was on the ground level, somewhat separated from the students.

Such a conception of "emancipation" now seems to be somewhat separated from the experience of the proletariat, and is possibly evidence of elitism (see Heller 2002).

We sat somewhat separated from one another at the Broadway Theatre, which sometimes happens when I'm generously handed two press seats and then buy a third; the seats are not always together.

Additionally, it is desirable that singular nodes appear somewhat separated from the regular ones, which renders their classification non-arbitrary.

The 24 MITE sequences from D. willistoni are grouped in the tree in a single clade somewhat separated from the complete copy and the short length of some branches indicates those copies are very similar, suggesting recent amplification.