Sentence examples for being torn for its from inspiring English sources
There were also reports of roof damage and a trailer being torn for its foundation.
Mali has been torn for decades by divisions between its northern Islamic and Arab communities and the African south.
I've been torn for ages about this.
The Tories have been torn for decades over Europe, and Ukip is eating into their vote.
But Rowand's allegiance is torn for this World Series, because his cousin is James Shields, a starter for the Rays.
The party has been torn for years by feuding among conservative Catholics, traditional trade union leaders and economic technocrats.
Some in the domain business are torn for more personal reasons between a potentially lucrative investment opportunity and the moral ambiguities of marijuana.
Yet national polls are virtually tied between these two polar opposite candidates, so clearly people are torn for some reason.
You don't see working factories, only empty ones being torn down for scrap.
It's no secret that the Obama administration is torn between its distaste for Netanyahu and the political limitations of taking any action perceived as unsupportive of Israel.
