Sentence examples for deeply torn on from inspiring English sources

Miss Piggy I am deeply torn on Piggy.

The Michigan Legislature, which would vote on approving a new election, is deeply torn on it because of cost, legal questions and logistical difficulties.

The result is a board that is deeply torn between its loyalty to the chief executive and its responsibility to oversee management on behalf of the shareholders.

But the Republican caucus is deeply torn about how to deal with — and discuss — comprehensive immigration reform.

I often feel deeply torn.

Clinton, the person said, remains deeply "torn" between the possibility of serving in Obama's cabinet and remaining in the Senate to "help pass health care and work on a broad range of domestic issues".

Unless law students are fully engaged in the class, he said, they miss out on the give and take of ideas in class discussion and do not develop the critical thinking skills that emerge from "deeply tearing apart a case".

Mr. Brown seemed torn on notification.

"I'm torn on the whole situation".

Labour is torn on the English question.

Taiwanese people are torn on the issue.