Sentence examples for wholly separated from inspiring English sources

In some places (notably Britain), supervision is wholly separated from the central bank.

At a later period metre and time measure cannot be wholly separated.

The act of producing offspring, however, could never be wholly separated from the thought of death, so that the worshippers of Dionysus were aware of a mystic communion among the ancestors, the living generation, and the future members of the community.

While the highest celestial intelligences are wholly separated from the material cosmos, demonic substances, albeit incorporeal, can affect the corporeal world through forces (vires) and influences (influxus) of various kind.

They obtain this power by gaining some knowledge of a supernatural, "spiritual" realm wholly separated from the physical, material realm of causes – a realm that, of course, official science, the powers-that-be, wants to hide from them.

Whatever reasons seemed important in the past for keeping these two emergency communication systems wholly separate no longer exist.

In his insightful book "Far From the Tree, Andrew Solomonn talks about "horizontal identities," traits and values wholly separate from our parents.

Norwegian cod are a wholly separate fish stock.

I recalled the second magistrate as a marginal figure in the novel, wholly separate from the wicked Lord Abbot Enomoto.

He was a married, highly organized, widely respected commander who for a while kept his two lives wholly separate.

"For a hundred years they were wholly separate library systems," Mr. LeClerc said, describing the setup as "unrealistic and unsustainable".