Sentence examples for deeply torn over from inspiring English sources
The book, "Obama's Wars," by the journalist Bob Woodward, depicts an administration deeply torn over the war in Afghanistan even as the president agreed to triple troop levels there amid suspicion that he was being boxed in by the military.
The fact that the Conservatives are so deeply torn over the subject of Europe doesn't mean that the elected government is obliged to donate its resources to those who oppose our membership.
The court heard the case ― a class-action challenge brought by thousands of immigrants, many of whom are in the U.S. legally, who were kept in detention without a real opportunity to vouch for their release in front of a judge ― last month, and the justices appeared deeply torn over how to rule.
Journalist and author Bob Woodward's hotly anticipated new book "Obama's Wars," scheduled for release on Sept. 27, has been making waves on the Internet, in part because it "depicts an administration deeply torn over the war in Afghanistan even as the president agreed to triple troop levels there amid suspicion that he was being boxed in by the military," according to The New York Times.
Miss Piggy I am deeply torn on Piggy.
But the Republican caucus is deeply torn about how to deal with — and discuss — comprehensive immigration reform.
So, in a year when many voters see nothing but bad choices, many evangelicals feel deeply torn.
Nineteenth-century theorists (e.g. Hegel, Schleiermacher, and Dilthey) would subsequently be deeply torn between them, and the dispute remains an important one today.
I often feel deeply torn.
Later, Winnie was deeply torn by family discord which mirrored the country's political strife; separation (April 1992) and divorce (March 1996), fuelled by political estrangement.
In fact, tonight's vote matters a great deal, for it signals not just that the Conservative party is torn over Europe (we knew that) but that its own leaders are deeply split between short-term pragmatism and deep Euroscepticism in the longer term.
