Sentence examples for altogether torn from inspiring English sources

The indelible images showed dazed survivors caked in dust, garments in tatters or altogether torn away.

Wednesday's program reintroduced contemporary music as a polyglot culture, torn between continuing tradition and abandoning it altogether.

Reality becomes thinner and finally seems to tear away altogether.

We all know when we haven't managed it, when something needs rewriting or tearing up altogether.

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As a young musician torn between the crunch of the Rolling Stones and the lyricism of Bob Dylan, he avoided the fork altogether and forged his own path.

It was then, Mr. Parker said, that he experienced what he called an existential crisis, torn between becoming an academic like his father (a "diligent normal person," as the younger Mr. Parker put it) or something altogether different.

I'm torn, I tell you, torn.

All the Minister's arguments are very sensible, but Biju's aren't one bit sensible — in fact, after a while he stops answering altogether and instead begins to tear up the newspaper he has been reading and makes paper darts out of it.

One is new tenants of the buildings, who want to erase his work or tear down the structures altogether.

This provocative statement is never defended; and were it explicable, the author would have to tell us how we managed not to tear down our houses altogether.