Sentence examples for internal fissure from inspiring English sources

So there was little fire from the Jets, only a sober acknowledgment that their offense, in particular, was in trouble and that their mental state was -- as Groh volunteered in his postgame remarks last Sunday -- vulnerable to internal fissure.

There is a divergence (écart) which short-circuits the body's immanence with itself and creates an internal fissure in the visible, thereby generating differentiation rather than identity.

Iran, its internal fissures exposed as never before, is teetering again on the brink of change.

But outward party unity doesn't mean that internal fissures have disappeared.

But internal fissures in the Obama era have generally paled alongside those of earlier times.

Such a shootout would break open, in a tragic way, some of Montenegro's internal fissures.

The Shabab seem to be undercut by internal fissures, though they still have thousands of fighters.

Given the internal fissures that were developing, it could conceivably turn out that Bloomberg has done O.W.S. a favor.

Another indication that the pressure may have created internal fissures came when the Taliban foreign minister initiated secret talks in Pakistan in the hope of drawing Washington into negotiating a bombing pause.

Nevertheless, the uprising is a sign that internal fissures that developed between the Ahmadinejad government and conservatives in Parliament during last year's wave of protests have yet to be closed.

In Foreign Policy, a magazine based in Washington, DC, Robert Kaplan argues that the great Latin Christian would recognise the problems that now plague his native North Africa from the internal fissures of post-Qaddafi Libya to the street protests that threaten a liberal, cosmopolitan way of life enjoyed by some in Tunis.