Sentence examples for to stand alone from from inspiring English sources

The project had to stand alone from the shadow of "Nashville".

On the other side are the diehard conservatives supporting Mr. McClintock who say it is better to stand alone and shout from the mountaintop than to settle for a seat at the end of Mr. Schwarzenegger's table.

Many spiritual systems would assert, however, that the actual birth process is only a physical mirror of a more primordial sense of separation that lives in our consciousness itself, a misconception of an illusory ego believing itself to stand alone and apart from the "All and the Everything," the "Unified Cosmic Field" that underlies and is the very stuff and substance of Being and existence.

We've attempted to make a book that's able to stand alone as an object, aside from the music.

The trick, as Facebook continues down this path, will be in choosing the right acquisition targets — companies that are different enough from Facebook to stand alone, but not so far afield that the companies don't make sense together.

Still, even Ibsen might concede that it is easier to stand alone when your nation has benefited from oil reserves that make it the third-largest exporter in the world.

In the late 1990s, for instance, the BBC set up beeb.com, an internet site that was meant to make money and stand alone from the BBC'S (free) website.

The one-off show will be "its own thing" and stand alone from the upcoming fourth series, due to air in early 2016.

The new prize - created by the BPI, music industry's trade body - will stand alone from the main Brit Awards each year and will be presented to a notable artist whose writing, recording and performances have made a "lasting impact on the nation's culture".

I think people have a craving for a band like that at the moment, who've got their own identity, and stand alone from genres".

Queens councilmember Rory Lancman said the bills "stand alone" from the Broken Windows theory.