Sentence examples for has pulled apart from inspiring English sources

But mainly she has pulled apart the elements of her art, separating language from meaning and from image.

This can be tedious if a tissue has pulled apart during the wash but it may be easy to grab hold of wet tissue than when it fluffs up against the clothing during drying.

On Ganymede, two ice sheets would have pulled apart, and more malleable ice would have risen to fill the gap.

It's as if the actors have pulled apart lines of print and stepped onto the page.

Her "greatest achievement has been to prove the value of a constitutional monarchy... a unifying force for a society that might otherwise have pulled apart".

After examining the photographs, he said it appeared that one of the slings had torn and the other had pulled apart, possibly after weight shifted onto it as the first gave way.

The gum sole had pulled apart from the boot.

For a given selection story to be descriptively valid, a "Darwinian population" must exist at the level of selection being described, which requires the presence of both an interactor and a reproducer at that level, thus putting together what others have pulled apart (2009, p. 112).

I'd been yearning for a holiday romance of my own ever since a disastrous trip to Ibiza the year before when everyone had pulled apart from me, and I had to struggle to sleep each night against the ungodly volume of sugary alcopop in my bloodstream and the sounds of my so-called friends getting vigorously ploughed by builders through the thin partition walls of our apartment.

Like a hot-dog bun beset by seagulls, the archive has been pulled apart and pecked up; it has been digested by computers and referred to by more than three thousand academic papers.

Neanderthals could have pulled pigeons apart, unlike larger animals, without needing to cut them up first.