Sentence examples for has been ruptured from inspiring English sources

But today it seemed to Israelis that the bond has been ruptured.

"Nobody else must ever know," Anna begged, "You promise me?" Trust has been ruptured on many, many levels, both in the house and with the audience.

"It has become evident to me recently that the bond of trust necessary for the board to operate effectively has been ruptured," Mr. Mansfield said.

"It's likely: most stories about the past have an element of pain in them, now that the past has been ruptured so violently, so irreparably".

And given how badly the fragile trust between the two sides has been ruptured in the last 16 days, the meeting is bound to be a tense exercise in breaking down intransigent positions.

As a result, they wrote, "the trial process has been ruptured to such a degree that it is now impossible to piece together the constituent elements of a fair trial".

But something had been ruptured.

His eardrums had been ruptured, and he had an undiagnosed brain injury.

I think it was their yearning to mend what had been ruptured.

An autopsy found that Ms. Herron's uterus had been ruptured by an instrument.

In Japan, they appear to have been ruptured by explosions of escaping hydrogen.