Sentence examples for frayed bond from inspiring English sources

Satisfying this mood with token raids on the rich, Labour reckons, will win more votes than will be lost by severing its already frayed bond with the City.

The former shadow education minister Tristram Hunt had a decidedly mixed 2015, but he recently talked pretty powerfully at the Fabian Society about the politics of inequality, Labour's frayed bond with working-class voters and the necessity of reinventing the party's belief in redistribution.

In a touching attempt to repair their frayed bond and find a way to communicate with the comatose Henry, Franny visits his haunts and explores his musical tastes, using his journal as a guide.

In addition to inspiring the local villagers, Mustafa heals the frayed bond between his housekeeper, Kamila Salma Hayekk), and her daughter, Almitra (Quvenzhané Wallis).

That leaves it with the dual challenge of walking the story back and at the same time repairing a frayed bond between the President and many of his supporters.

So, while I, and many others among that 8 million, will miss him, Brian has frayed that bond of trust to such a degree that he needs to quietly turn over the podium to an anchor who still retains the trust of the viewers of one of the most watched news broadcasts each night.

In an age of atrocity, the unruliness of the people and a fear of the future have combined with terror, naked terror, to make the love of children an all-purpose proxy for each fraying bond, each abandoned civic obligation, the last, lingering devotion.

There were Duncan McCormack III and IV, shooting together to strengthen frayed paternal bonds.

The collision of threats has frayed the bonds between Trump and some top Republicans even as the president retains strong support in polls of party voters.

"There is real reason to believe people's civil liberties are being violated based on their religion, and that has frayed the bonds between the police department and communities across the city," the City Council member Brad Lander, a co-sponsor of the bill, said.

The tactic has frayed the bonds of trust with communities needing good policing, despite a lack of evidence that it has any meaningful impact on crime or guns.