Sentence examples for viewed apart from from inspiring English sources

Families cannot be viewed apart from that system or in isolation from it.

Previously, humans could be viewed apart from nature, perhaps only a "little lower than the angels," and distinct from other animals.

With the trend page, it is showing data that would normally be difficult to view apart from doing any number of searches.

His worst moment in my view — apart from his efforts to bully the moderator — was when he was asked about workplace inequities for women.

No one in the City will enjoy a loftier view, apart from the falcons that have been provided with a nest box on the roof.

This is in part because not a single women's sport is scheduled for prime-time viewing, apart from events like Grand Slam tennis matches, the Women's World Cup, and the Olympics.

No evidence supports this view, apart from a single memorandum prepared in 1991 by a man affiliated with the Brotherhood, which discussed Muslim American organizations "march[ing] according to one plan". This memorandum, of which there is only one known copy, has been widely discredited and called a fantasy.

Guy's view: "Apart from one uncharacteristic fumble early on, as assured and confident as ever.

From a fan's point of view, apart from the win against Crystal Palace, it doesn't get any better.

They are doing something even worse, too: sending their teammates the message that the manager is too fearful to consider points of view apart from their own.

From a social point of view, apart from the balanced social strategy between a user's communication capacity and activity, the authors discern between two kinds of rather extreme behavior that they name social explorer and social keeper.