Sentence examples for cleave along from inspiring English sources

In most instances, the outrage and those defending against the outrage cleave along party lines.

They do not split, or cleave, along their planes as schists do.

The fact that most civil conflicts cleave along ethnic, racial and class categories is usually taken as sufficient evidence that these are the central motives.

Black or white, athletics-loving or not, his was a story that inspired a country that is quick to cleave along racial lines.

Where the market goes from here is uncertain, although many people expect the flower market to cleave along economic lines: Wholesalers and renters will go, somewhere; retailers and owners will stay.

Single-crystal materials have a tendency to cleave along crystallographic planes and are caused by the alignment of weaker bonds between atoms in the crystal lattice.

Already, the city seemed to be cleaving along a black-white line.

It was no longer a society cleaved along lines of race.

The central economic pitches in this election are cleaving along unusually ideological lines and run something like this.

Responses to the planned demonstrations have cleaved along the familiar lines of political party affiliation and religious sect.

The split cleaved along party lines, with Republicans approving 70 to 23 percent, and Democrats disapproving, 51 to 40 percent.