stand apart

And so in his mind at least he stood apart.

Science often had a way of standing apart from politics.

Closer to where he sat, another house stood apart from the rest.

They were still standing apart, at almost half the distance of the little room.

But the work always stands apart from the life, no matter how much we know.

It was particularly difficult to pick out 10 that stood apart from the rest.

I stood apart from the groups, but no one took any notice of me.

Where he stood apart from the rest was on the issue of elections.

Witnesses told the police they had stood apart in the car.

He turned to the boy who stood apart looking guarded.

They stood apart from the group, more by choice than exclusion.

Ruth stood apart from this, as she did most things.

Standing apart from him, she dropped the last of her clothes.

In the general history of European philosophy they stand apart.

For a moment the two bears stood apart, getting their breath back.

Or was the mind a lonely thing that stood apart from man?

Its simplicity is what makes it stand apart from other programs.

It is also increasingly difficult for a computer company to stand apart from the crowd on technology.

"These are people who want to do things differently, stand apart from the crowd, be true to themselves."

He was perfectly happy to stand apart from his colleagues.

But her 17th birthday stands apart for other reasons, as well.

Standing apart from the crowd, she said, is part of the discipline.

Everything 'was part of the experiment; nobody could stand apart from it.

But it is their function to stand apart and grow in strength.

These were the two designers who stood apart from the pack.