Sentence examples for I'm split from inspiring English sources
"I'm split" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
For example, if you're stuck between two options you could say, "I'm split between going to the beach or the park this weekend."
"It's like I'm split in two and playing tag with myself," she tells Toru.
"My dad was on one side, my mum on the other, so I'm split".
At this point I'm split between joining the group around the jovial Matt Stevens or George Chuter.
Guy Cordell, a retired military officer, referring to Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, said: "I'm split between two candidates: Dean being one and Kerry being the other.
I would say I'm split on that opinion, though.
The Third Infantry Division, known as Rock of the Marne for a famous battle in World War I, is split into three main brigades.
To achieve this, shares (e i ) are split and merged and may be replicated on different nodes.
When a ray is incident on point P at an incident angle, θ i is split into two parts.
The vertical edges of the objects in an image frame i are split into (L^{i}_{pr}) and (L^{i}_{pl}) based on its location with respect to the optical centre.
I'm splitting my predictions this year into two parts because of the sheer breadth of these contests.
