Sentence examples for would apart from inspiring English sources

This would, apart from anything else, be crushingly simplistic.

Do they suffer less together than they would apart?

He spots the ball that no one else would – apart from Cesc [Fabregas], I suppose.

(And who would, apart from Gwyneth Paltrow on "Glee"?) The song has effectively become a modern standard, but more challenging pop personalities than Ms. Doolittle — say Lady Gaga or Katy Perry — haven't gotten around to covering it.

While the companies say they will make more money together than they would apart, they also told investors yesterday that they thought revenue would be 5percentt lower if they merged than if they remained separate.

Were North America, Europe and Russia to make defense of the entire Euro-Atlantic region against potential ballistic missile attack a joint priority, they would — apart from addressing a concrete problem — in a single stroke undermine much of the threat analysis that sets Russia against NATO, and prove that trilateral cooperation on a key security issue is possible.

That's probably the biggest thing that sets Chef'd apart.

Everything would fall apart".

Unsurprisingly, Buck's marriage would fall apart.

"Other players would fall apart.

Why, world communism would fall apart!