Sentence examples for having been torn from inspiring English sources
Many of the children, having been torn from families, struggled to adapt to the dour strictness of their hosts, which could sometimes express itself as harshness.
As the Mannerists toiled in the twilight of the Renaissance, so do we in relation to the modern age — the word "modern" having been torn from its roots to signify things that loom behind us.
Marín lamented that it, too, was no longer in existence, having been torn down in spite of a campaign by himself and other former prisoners to preserve it for posterity.
The Moscow exhibition is at the Church of the Christ Savior, which itself is a symbol of Russian revival, having been torn down by Stalin and rebuilt in the 1990s after the fall of the Soviet Union as Russia again embraced the Orthodox faith.
The news, which Ms. Stewart's spokeswoman denied, prompted a wave of satire that inspired one wag to put up a sign along Highway 1 -- the official signs pointing the way to Bolinas having been torn down by locals long ago -- that read, "Martha: 2 miles".
This production could hardly have been anything less than sensitive, of course, but it was also made the more visceral for strong friends and powerfully loving (lovely) family having been torn with such fierce misgivings over whether he wasn't checking out too pig-headedly early.
