Sentence examples for thought apart from inspiring English sources

"I heard a minister on the radio saying prisoners aren't sitting there waiting for their next Jane Austen to arrive and I thought – apart from that being a snide comment – is it because they can't read very well, because lots of prisoners can't and if so why are you not flooding prisons with books?

I thought apart from the last minute, we played some outstanding rugby today.

I thought apart from a five minute spell at the end of the first half we were by far the better team.

I pride myself on my honesty but is there anything you can do when the band come at the end to ask you what you thought apart from smile falsely, nod a lot and tell them it was "really good"?

"I think apart from losing its power, it keeps reproducing itself.

I think apart from the goal in the second half I can't remember Wayne Hennessey having anything to do really, just a couple of crosses.

"There's always a lot of talk about motivation to race, but nobody really knows what I do or what I think apart from myself, so I don't really care what people think.

"It's always good to be involved in all-day festivals, 'cos the atmosphere is so good," says Andy. "All the friendly rivalry between everybody – I don't think, apart from the Cure, that it was done in order of band size".

These are both instances of abstraction, where abstraction means to think apart what does not exist apart.

But what do they really think apart from the wine and the swag?

I think apart from anything else, I believe if your characters are good they just start to do things that that character would do.