Sentence examples for that separates me from inspiring English sources

I gaze in bewilderment at the ocean of mud and people that separates me from my destination.

Why should people get interested? A. The only thing that separates me from them is the fact that this is my job, this is what I do.

"The thing that separates me as an artist because I played and I still play is, I pay attention to detail," Wells said.

The major thing that separates me from the other candidates is the fact that I have not only done things like "Safe Streets/Safe City," campaign finance, reducing class size; I don't have to talk about it, I've done those things and I think people are beginning to understand that".

I feel the frustration of the difference; my tears manifest in rebellion, crossing the border that separates me from not-me.

This helplessness that I feel, this paralyzing distance that separates me from the hallowed ground on which Haleh and others have shed their blood is why I weep.

I did, however, feel young and uncharacteristically flirty and spoke more animatedly than usual, as if to bridge a divide that separated me from contemporaries.

And yet he felt no authentic connection to working-class Jamaica, either, "conscious of the chasm that separated me from the multitude".

I hadn't reckoned on the architecture, those tiers of steps that separate me from a human wall of apparent physical and mental perfection, that keep me confined down here in my pit.

There I'd be, reading along, imaginatively projecting myself into the character most suitable for imaginative projection, forgetting through suspension of disbelief the differences that separated me from that character — and then I'd come across a line like "These Turks took a pleasure in torturing children" ("The Brothers Karamazov").

For a while, I kept track of my freedom, counting the days and the weeks and eventually the months that separated me from my captivity, sliding them like beads on an abacus, hoping that at some point one thing would feel stronger, more significant, than the other.