Sentence examples for The rift of from inspiring English sources
The Rift of Corinth is a world-class example of young active rifting and, as such, is an ideal natural laboratory of continental extension.
Bowles believed that cross-country travel might mend the rift of the Civil War by bringing "into harmony the heretofore jarring discords of a Continent of separated peoples".
Both Anglicans and Catholics say that dialogue aimed at full communion — in which the two churches work toward mending the rift of the Reformation — has grown nearly impossible since the Church of England opened the way for female bishops.
Perhaps it is impossible to fully grasp the mixture of friendship and animosity, suspicion and mistrust between my grandfather and the mufti's son — the complexities of a relationship that transcended not only communal and religious differences but also the rift of genocide.
Detailed subsurface, and surface, studies indicate that the Miocene and post-Miocene extension in northern Egypt, due to the rift of Arabia away from Africa, formed a large number of NW-SE-oriented normal faults and rejuvenated the ENE-oriented faults in the Cairo-Suez district by dextral transtension (Moustafa et al., 1998).
The coverage of the shooting and the legal procedures that have taken control of the matter betray no awareness that the fundamental and eternal need of all concerned is to heal the rift of Trayvon Martin's death.
Between the eastern and western systems, the rifting of the dome's crust has created a complex pattern of internal streams that feed the major lakes.
They were related to the rifting of the West Siberian Plain and were coeval with basaltic eruptions in the Turgay Valley.
Analysts say the broader demands from the Shahbag gathering show how the rifts of the past continue to play a major role in Bangladesh's present.
The rifting of Pangaea that began during Jurassic time (approximately 200 million to 146 million years ago) generated flood basalt eruptions all along the newly opened Atlantic Ocean.
The same subduction zone may have been responsible for the rifting of the Neo-Tethys in the middle Permian as a back-arc basin similar to the present-day Sea of Japan.
