Sentence examples for deeply riven from inspiring English sources

Iraqi politics are deeply riven.

Yet Hoosier hearts were as deeply riven as the Union itself.

The Liberal Democrats, who had promised to phase out fees altogether before last May's general election, have been deeply riven over the issue in recent weeks.

That, some Western officials say, could expose the anti-Qaddafi forces as deeply riven by personal and political rivalries, unready for government and perhaps vulnerable to a fractious scramble for Colonel Qaddafi's inheritance.

The Palestinian uprising that began in late September united a deeply riven society and distracted people from their disenchantment with their government's supposed corruption, elitism and failed peace efforts.

Motorists were dragged from their cars and beaten; stores along a wide swath of the city center were looted; fires were set; a citywide dusk-to-dawn curfew was imposed; and although calm was restored within a week, the city remained deeply riven and on edge.

Far more fundamentally, it is the story of a profoundly riven but deeply loving relationship between a father and a son.

Throughout this volume, the Obama administration is depicted as deeply divided and riven with suspicions: the president feeling boxed in by the Pentagon, members of the military battling the White House and one another.

It took off, briefly, partly because the subject is so important, and people wanted to be able to say something about it; meanwhile, business-cycle macro was then, as it is now, a deeply disputatious area riven by politics, and people were eager to talk about something else.

A glance at the demographic structure of Tucson's school system shows that individual opportunity doesn't exactly thrive in communities riven by deeply rooted racial and economic segregation.

They carried a message of equality that was deeply appealing to indigenous societies riven by caste and poverty.