Sentence examples for is now torn from inspiring English sources
All that is now torn away.
The lady is now torn betw.
But after four years where's the hope and change?" He is now torn between the candidates.
The four hunger crises pose an enormous challenge for the humanitarian community, which is now torn among those emergencies.
He is in the midst of a transition team that was never well-prepared to begin with and is now torn by acrimony, resignations and palace coups.
The tribe still teaches young men to fight, but it is now torn between its traditional ways and life in a modern world.
"Margaret Thatcher passed the law to give council tenants secure tenancies which David Cameron is now tearing up.
The invasion also generated millions of refugees, largely destroyed the country, and instigated a sectarian conflict that is now tearing apart Iraq and the entire region.
A couple of days ago, the Greek MP Kyriakos Mitsotakis wittily – and accurately – observed that "the memorandum is now tearing up Syriza".
Labour lost Scotland over the last decade, thanks partly to the very same mess of inequality, voicelessness, professionalised politics and dysfunctional economics that is now tearing England and Wales in two (or even three, or four).
After conquering large swathes of Iraq and Syria, the Islamic State is now tearing up the near century-old map of the region and drawing new boundaries.
