Sentence examples for Have riven from inspiring English sources

Besides the Choate-Gargan feud, lesser feuds between party factions in various states have riven the party lately.

Factional differences have riven the Iranian political establishment since the Islamic Revolution itself, and sometimes quite dramatically, as during the presidency of Mohammad Khatami, from 1997 through 2005.

Although it's unclear how severely this lockout may have riven the relationship between the players and the owners, the relationship has changed.

It would mean finding common ground on the very social issues that have riven politics for the past three or four decades.

McDonnell is commonly portrayed as the more aggressive of the two, but today he is seeking to pour emollience on the divisions that have riven the party.

But he points to the political divides, the squabbling and in-fighting, that have riven the sport as potentially more damaging.

Mr. Ramaphosa is in many respects the embodiment of the contradictions and divisions that have rived the A.N.C. in the years since apartheid ended.

The assertion has riven the ranks of Internet pioneers.

The issue is who runs the church something that has riven Christianity since its founding.

The case has riven and riveted this affluent community of 16,000.

These are the two poles of a debate that has riven every new democracy emerging from authoritarian rule.