Sentence examples for struggle to separate from inspiring English sources
When they put him in handcuffs, Kumar's long struggle to separate himself from what he had become ended.
"I struggle to separate the blogosphere's role in it as compared to what's real work," he goes on.
The need to put himself in his own work comes from his struggle to separate his personal life from work.
Re "Schools Struggle to Separate the Truly Gifted From the Merely Well-Prepared" (news article, Feb. 18): What we test for signals what we ultimately desire.
The Ghanaian novelist whose personal beauty we struggle to separate from her spare, forceful writing sits gleaming like onyx in a yellow gown.
TSKHINVALI, Georgia — For years, there was not much difference between a civilian and a soldier in South Ossetia, which was embroiled in a long struggle to separate from Georgia.
By full time, one or two observers were struggling to separate the facts from the fiction.
And much like the way video games have struggled to separate themselves from sports, board games and toys, early ballet struggled to separate itself from music; dance was not seen as a distinct art form.
His traumatised bodyguard struggles to separate reality from paranoia as he watches over a wealthy client (Kruger).
Colourless Gogo (Kartik Aaryan) struggles to separate new love Chiku (Nushrat Bharucha) from her friends, female and male.
The Tempest (2010) Among the visualisations of the island-exiled magician Prospero, I struggled to separate two finalists.
