Separateness used in a sentence

Separateness in a sentence as a noun

The list as a whole reflects a certain self-unaware separateness from the "real world".

The cost of that separateness is that the corporation is also subject to tax as its own person.

I don't know how to make an effective argument for the separateness of choice and state, but I think it makes sense to consider them as separate things.

Your sense of "separateness" from every living thing on this planet is a function of your ego-filter — and your ego-filter is wrong.

Scottish independence and separateness became just a theme to gather supporters among Scotts, not really an aim as movies suggest.

Here, hi-tech global finance melds into ancient rites and customs that underline its separateness and power with mystifying pomp.

Otherwise, separateness is simply different, contributing to a sense of being an outsider.

You gain complete understanding of the temporary nature of your body, a prison that is the cause of your consciousness' feelings of separateness.

> One of that is the realization that our sensory inputs, how we process them, and also how we understand ourselves, the world, and the separateness of the self from everything around us - are not preordained.

One of that is the realization that our sensory inputs, how we process them, and also how we understand ourselves, the world, and the separateness of the self from everything around us - are not preordained.

But because so many Muslims increasingly insist on emphasising their separateness, it feels as if they have taken over; my female neighbours flap past in full niqab, some so heavily veiled that I cant see their eyes.

A strain of academic literature suggests that single-sex higher education may be problematic in that it accentuates separateness.

>There is also “awareness”, but awareness is not a thing or localized in a particular place, so to even say “there is also awareness” is already a tremendous problem, as it implies separateness and existence where none can be found.