"I can't think of anyone apart from the official channels who I told," he said.
When I was writing the book, I couldn't think of anybody – apart from Joe Simon and Joe Tex – who didn't take cocaine.
How about, he was asked hypothetically, the notion that many people won't be able to think of it apart from the passions surrounding the war in Iraq? "My thought processes never went there," he said.
No British prime minister has been a Catholic, and it would have been politically very difficult for Mr. Blair to convert when he was in office (think of Northern Ireland, apart from anything else).
It's hard to think of anyone, apart from those Mr Corbyn himself regards as dangerously lefty extremists, taking offence at comments such as "[we've] always been a country where immigration's played a part, but not to this extent," or "I'd just like to know where my local pub is".
In imagining tomorrow's artificially intelligent robots, we tend to think of them apart from nature.
No one could think of a milestone, apart from Richard's divorce.
Merton only got him by accident because when Hat Trick, the producers, asked who he wanted as director of photography, he couldn't think of any names apart from Jack Cardiff, whose autobiography he'd read.
The reason she makes me think of Elizabeth Taylor — quite apart from the unbridgeable divide of talent and beauty — is that photographs of Ms. Taylor in the 1960s, many of which recently ran in Vanity Fair, confirm a short, busty woman with high hair, big jewelry, garish taste in clothes and a complete indifference to the cyclonic effect that all that produced.
You don't think of the girl as apart from the picture in which she appears.
