Sentence examples for as being fractured from inspiring English sources

While many have criticized the Syrian opposition as being fractured and disorganized, General Idris said, they have recently set up new structures needed for aid distribution.

And, afterward, his circle, such as it was, fractured and went its own way.

As an argument about the rhyming structure of individual intelligence and the hive mind of technological modernity, "Connected" is not so much fractal as it is fractured.

As a result, families were fractured not just physically, but emotionally as well.

Surviving families have been fractured as they seek refuge elsewhere in Nigeria and beyond its borders.

Now those families have been fractured as some relatives stay in Plainview and others leave.

The audience is fractured, as you said, so it's a smaller audience, but the loyalty is undying.

The theory, like all good conspiracies, is fractured as hell, so in order to explain I'm going to attempt to compile the most widely "accepted" ideas.

This reality is that Europe is fractured and, as a whole, its interests have diverged from those of the United States.

Centre-left parties are confronting a recurring dilemma: their electoral coalition is fracturing as traditional forms of identity break down.

It's clear that veganism is fracturing as it grows.