Sentence examples for time separating from inspiring English sources

I had a hard time separating them from his depression.

"I think people have a hard time separating Barbie from a real woman," she suggests.

In the Cold War, the West had a hard time separating out communism from nationalism.

AMC is having a hard time separating from its hit series.

She had a hard time separating, but after a few months, her personality really blossomed.

A few players have a difficult time separating the maelstrom of the sport from their private lives.

"Lindsay is like Marilyn in that she has a hard time separating fantasy from reality," he said.

"We spent a lot of time separating the findings of the management of the Church from Jesus' teachings.

Instead of rehabilitating young offenders, he said, correctional officers spent most of their time separating rival gangs.

If the cases are considered together, they say, jurors will have a much harder time separating the men in their minds.

"If someone has a hard time separating that from the person, maybe they should go see Dr. Phil," that other television therapist, she said.