Sentence examples for thought of separation from inspiring English sources

The thought of separation appalled her.

The thought of separation never occurred.

Yet he couldn't bear the thought of separation.

(The comparison is painful: Melissa M r's 1998 biography, "Anne Frank," revealed that a cousin in England had offered to take Anne and her sister, Margot, but that Otto and Edith Frank couldn't bear the thought of separation).

In Nako Devaraya Anta Aata believed to be the last abhanga of her life unable to bear the thought of separation from her Lord, Kanhopatra begs Vithoba to end her misery.

During the June meeting, the families temporarily pushed off thoughts of separation with a final activity: a game of kickball outdoors.

Their marriage began to falter around the same time, although thoughts of separation were averted by the birth in 1967 of their son, also called Gerry.

According to this school of thought, the "separation" of permissible targets (i.e., non-Muslim men) from impermissible targets is the precondition for a general attack.

And who can forget GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum declaring publicly that the very thought of an absolute separation of church and state "makes me want to throw up"?

And Amy herself seemed not much smarter than the nun, all fiery bread and roses, the blushing champion of free thought with her fucking wall of separation.

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