apartness

And getting through the day taught him what it's like to feel an apartness.

More likely, though, the impression of apartness comes directly from the art.

Knew the terrible apartness, yet the loss of all her privacy.

The very apartness of those people should have been a dead giveaway.

Yet, when did we become aware of our apartness?

And when Andrew came back she sensed his sudden apartness.

They helped individual sisters to enjoy a sense of apartness which many women would envy.

When they held their tongues, the silence only emphasized his apartness.

The reasons for this pervasive sense of apartness from the city are partly historical.

Nonetheless, the feeling of apartness at both hotels is palpable.

"I want to move into the house you built me and start enjoying apartness," his wife said decisively.

But he understood that there had never been a moment of Arcadian apartness in our history.

Apartness is their natural habitat and, they think, their strength.

The sound of isolation, a viewless sea, a cold night, apartness.

It is essentially a field with an apartness relation.

The book's final page tells of the stars, whose brilliance is matched only by their apartness.

The words are designed to create a world of apartness for those who are to be excluded from the right to live.

What sets Australia apart in all ways, I think, is our apartness.

But the sense of apartness and of second-class status remains.

This apartness from the group is characteristic of the life of the hired gun.

Yet this sense of apartness has in fact long been one of the dance world's greatest assets.

What they share is a deep distrust of Indian soldiers and a sense of apartness.

The prototypical Heyting field is the real numbers with their natural apartness relation.

Simply by accepting a bauble of thanks from the nation, they would be sacrificing what was best about them – their apartness.

This apartness he'd always found interesting in Asians.