| Somehow the cool Russian colorings of her voice brought out the apartness of the character, a young woman in a loveless marriage in a foreign land. |
| Browning does not stand alone among the poets in the apartness from his own land of which I have written. |
| The Idea of North was the first in a trilogy of documentaries dealing with people outside the mainstream, people for whom apartness and solitude are sources of spiritual strength. |
| Their apartness that so dislocated the upper, outer, surface-life was only apparent after all. |
| Seeing the title Coming Apart, one might think he is again alluding to black-white difference, which is after all the great apartness in American history. |
| Marriages fall apart, but apartness seems a permanent part of the married condition anyway. |
