Sentence examples for sought apart from inspiring English sources

The modernizers sought, apart from anything else, to make Labour electable again: this involved smartening the Party up, democratizing its electoral systems, reducing the influence of the trade unions, and accepting a certain amount of market reality.

Our questionnaire did not contain any obviously sensitive questions, for example we did not ask for details of the health problem for which help was sought apart from whether it was an illness, injury or other type of problem.

Propertius makes it clear that, even when seeking pleasures apart from his mistress, he still loved her deeply, returning to her full of remorse, and happy when she reasserted her dominion over him.

He said: It sought to tear apart our nation and subjugate our fellow Americans to slavery.

FROM THE EARLIEST days America sought to stand apart from the vanities and machinations that had corrupted monarchies in Europe.

International negotiators have long sought to prize apart the Islamist alliance by offering talks to Ansar Dine and Tuareg separatists, on the condition that they break with AQIM.

To succeed, redevelopment must reweave the damaged threads of fabric that terrorism sought to tear apart, and create a sense of place that fills the void and honors the losses of Sept. 11.

The Bischof-Köhler hypothesis says that only humans can mentally separate themselves from what they are experiencing to envisage how they might feel about future events.To test whether this is so, Dr Clayton and her colleagues sought to tease apart scrub-jays' momentary desires from their planning for future needs.

Democrats sought to pick apart that claim, asking Ford repeatedly about how she knew it was Kavanaugh who allegedly attacked her.

Shortening its name to the Black Panther Party, the organization immediately sought to set itself apart from African American cultural nationalist organizations, such as the Universal Negro Improvement Association and the Nation of Islam, to which it was commonly compared.

Though Mr. Perry did not mention any of the Republican field by name, he praised them in the most general of terms, and sought to set himself apart from Mr. Obama.