Sentence examples for that separated from from inspiring English sources

The four species form a broad group that separated from the CTG clade after the separation of their common ancestor from the Sacchromycetaceae yeasts.

Framed like that, separated from the bleak sky, it lost its power to terrify.

Most mainstream political discourse today is composed of words that, separated from any creature of language, are inert.

In the early 1990s thousands died across the Nagorno-Karabakh region in brutal ethnic battles as the countries that separated from the collapse of the Soviet Union began to feel the ripple effect of a broken empire.

JP: I can't tell you if the group [closest to the border] is currently directly connected to the Waoranis or if it's a group that separated from them many years ago..

Joseph Hubert Reinkens, (born Jan . 3 1821, Burtscheid, Prussia [now Aachen, Ger.] died April 1 , 1896 Bonn, Ger)., German bishop, historical scholar, and a leader of the Old Catholics (Altkatholiken), a dissident group that separated from the Roman Catholic church because of opposition to the doctrine of papal infallibility pronounced by the First Vatican Council (1869 70).

These include balloons and chunks of metal that separate from the missile along with the warhead.

Three weeks ago he slipped from us at last, over the crumbling line that separated him from death.

That separated it from most singer-songwriters of this type.

Contrasting-groups analysis was used to determine cutoff values that separated novices from experts.

His compulsion fed a lyricism that separated him from peers.