Sentence examples for has really torn from inspiring English sources

If he has really torn up the old map to strike out in some bold new direction he needs to give a plainer sense of it than can be gleaned from the slogans about modernisation and waffle about the "third way".So what is there to admire?

"We walk around like we're OK, but this has really torn us up," she said.

'You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off,' I said … In other words, you've really torn it now".

Duhoux, who was the team captain, said Lynch's indefinite removal – announced by Vossen April 4 – and his subsequent firing – announced Friday – "have really torn our team apart". "It's about half and half on who wants him back and who doesn't," said Duhoux, a Daily Pilot Dream Team selection in boys' water polo last fall who plans to walk on at UC San Diego.

"Over 20 years... tensions and politics have exploded and as a result head teachers have had nervous breakdowns, they've lost their jobs, schools have been really torn apart," he said.

As Boyes has since clarified, he explained to schools minister Jonathan Hill about efforts to destabilise headteachers, saying "I know that headteachers have had nervous breakdowns, they've lost their jobs … schools have been really torn apart".

"All of this attention has really physically, emotionally torn me down.

I realized a few things and have felt really torn about the schism I have seen develop in the queer community on the issue of marriage.

I don't know if any of you have been paying attention, but New York Times metaphor-mangler and haver-of-thoughts Thomas Friedman has really been on a nonsensical tear lately.

"I want to ask Arid if he has really done it," he said, with tears in his eyes.

"I'm really, really, really torn," Barker said, "but I think I'm going to have to go with Adam.