Sentence examples similar to fray the links from inspiring English sources

The depoliticisation of political life over the past 30 years has frayed the link between the masses and their representatives.

The appointment of the mayor of London's brother, who formally becomes a Cabinet Office minister, is one of a series of moves designed to strengthen the political operation in Downing Street and to patch up the prime minister's frayed links with the Conservative party.

The Trump administration is set to fray whatever closer links it has forged with Beijing recently by listing China among the world's worst offenders in human trafficking, putting it in the same company as typical pariah countries Iran, Syria, Zimbabwe, and North Korea.

Fray the ends of the fabric.

This was the link that was frayed by the bailouts, when people who broke the rules still got rewarded.

Right-authoritarianism offers some of the same welfare-state protections that liberalism offers to its Julias, it offers tribal solidarity to people whose family bonds have frayed — and then it links the two, public programs and tribal consciousness, in the promise of a welfare state that's only designed for you and yours.

"It is fraying the fabric of democracy".

Again, the more fraying, the better.

Start fraying the jeans with sandpaper.

Note which snaps or frays the most.

In an effort to delay the Supreme Court from entering the fray and to avoid being linked in history with Richard Nixon's Watergate strategy, President Clinton has dropped his reliance on claims of executive privilege to protect two aides from testifying about issues being probed by Mr. Starr.