Some people still speak of Planet London, as if the city were utterly separate from the rest of Britain.
Footage of chaotic NYE celebrations in Cologne She said: "We need to prevent confusion about what constitutes happy behaviour and what is utterly separate from openness, especially in sexual behaviour".
This tendency reaches some kind of culmination in Islam, where God is "closer to you than the vein in your neck" but at the same time utterly separate from humanity and impossible to depict.
Perry bigged up his own "lifelong sissiness" – utterly separate from his transvestism, a distinction that might elude lesser souls than the wise tattooed heads he was addressing – in an effort to explore just why these guys needed to be so tough.
But, ultimately, Almodóvar is a more moralistic filmmaker than either of them; if Fassbinder and Chabrol offer more perfect, radical, and unified cinematic styles, it is, in part, because their sense of pleasure and pain is utterly separate from their sense of justice.
The controversy here arises because Littell did not attend the ceremony in person because, as he said in a letter to the chairman of the jury, "literature is a very private matter now, and that what takes place between a writer and his work belongs to a sphere utterly separate from the interaction of that work with those who read it, comment it, praise it or damn it".
And thus the classic idea that our soul is utterly separate from our body led to a very simple exercise by scientific atheism: get rid of the soul and you will still be left with your body as is, undisturbed by the "loss" of something that was never really there in the first place!
This is demonstrative of the inward-thinking of some vegans that places veganism on an untouchable pedestal, utterly separating it from the existence of other diets and from eating disorders.
At 16, he was separated from his peers, furious at his family and utterly alone.
No, with Sampha the vocal is starkly separated from the spare accompaniment, to the extent that it either sounds utterly new, or weirdly old-fashioned and pre-postmodern.
