Sentence examples for further torn from inspiring English sources

After the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington of 11 September 2001 - carried out mainly by Saudi nationals - the Saudi authorities were further torn between their natural instincts to step up internal security and pressure to allow a greater degree of democracy.

After him, the Palestinian movement — already broken and bereft of a common cause — will further tear itself apart.

Further tearing at the social fabric of communities, a Native woman battered by her non-Native husband has no recourse for justice in tribal courts, even if both live on reservation ground.

So that I hope I may with justice pronounce myself an author perfectly blameless…" When he died in 1745, Swift, remembered as "the gloomy Dean", was buried in Dublin with the famous epitaph "ubi saeva indignatio ulterius cor lacerare nequit" (where fierce indignation can no further tear apart his heart) inscribed on his tomb.

violence and continued political polarisation will further tear the Egyptian economy apart".

If our digital screens are separating us from human interaction, you better believe AI will further tear that tenuous social fabric.

In fact, in C. scortechinii the two primary calyx lobes (which may remain intact or further tear to give more lobes) are subequal and so ensheath the emerging corolla tube at the beginning; this character is therefore rather different from the conspicuously spathaceous calyx in Aeginetia.

The practice of torture threatens to further tear Syria's social fabric and increase sectarianism.

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Further tearing at Bryant's heart was his wife's infidelity and the birth of his son.

Either way, the rift between two of the party's biggest standard-bearers could further tear apart Republicans.