Sentence examples for too separated from inspiring English sources

But education and training have become too separated.

Only the diplomat, Angelina, stayed behind, rumbling and rumbling, as if calling to Wynona before the family got too separated.

Even if the acoustics are good, the music can sound far off, and the audience can feel too separated from the performers.

Either way, as before, this particular price reflects nothing about the conservation status of Pacific bluefin tuna a population that was found recently to have dropped to less than four percent of its unfished levels because the auction is too separated from reality to ever function as a yardstick.

The club opens at noon every day and closes as late as midnight, depending upon how heated the games are; there are pool tables and Ping-Pong tables, too, separated from the courts by a chain-link fence.Wherever you have handball, you usually have money being wagered.

"We do not like to project an image that is too separated from reality," he says in regard to Sony's promises of 10% future profit margins versus Matsushita's 5% vow.

Once a gymnast is done being penalized for having her legs too separated, she can move on to being docked points for not having them separated enough.

Notably, we live in a particular temporal world where if successive events are too separated in time, they are perceived as isolated events; for adults, this temporal integration window is about 2 3 s, whereas for children, this window seems to be closer to 1 second.