The phrase "sunder out" is not a commonly used or recognized phrase in written English.
It may be a typo or a colloquialism specific to a certain dialect or region. If you want to express the idea of separating or breaking something apart, you could use phrases like "tear out" or "pull apart." Example: She tried to sunder out the pages of the book that were stuck together, but they tore instead.
But as author Madhavi Sunder pointed out, Allers actually worked as an animator in Japan in the 1980s, a place where "Jungle Emperor" was widely seen, and its creator, Tezuka, is known as Japan's Walt Disney.
In his book, From Goods to a Good Life: Intellectual Property and Global Justice, Sunder points out that Tezuka said his own work on "Jungle Emperor," aka "Kimba," was an homage and a critique of the film.
She is the daughter of Manjula R. Shyam and Shyam Sunder of New Haven.
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"The government is getting a bit of a reputation for being accident-prone, and they've got to sort this out," said Sunder Katwala, 33, an Oxford graduate who is general secretary of the Fabian Society, a center-left group that strongly supported Mr. Brown's rise to the prime ministership.
It all goes to show what investigators are up against in the most complex analysis of a building failure ever carried out, said Dr. Sunder, the leader of the investigation.
Sunder to Neal There is a risk of agreement breaking out.
He feels jazz has lost out equally in its sundering from pop, as its players these days train in conservatoires, far from Motown or Abbey Road.
The conference room seemed to sunder in two.
Sunder to Neal The real missed opportunity was about a decade ago: few reformers would start from here.
Using videos, photographs and building design documents, the investigators at the National Institute spent the last three years building an elaborate computer model of 7 World Trade Center that they used to test various chains of events to figure out what caused the collapse, Dr. Sunder said.
