Sentence examples for its rupture from inspiring English sources
When asked at his press conference if he would acknowledge that he was a Social Democrat, Mr Hollande paused and then replied: "I am a Socialist"."The tragedy of the Socialist Party is that it keeps putting off its rupture with the revolutionary left," argues Arnaud Leparmentier, a journalist at Le Monde.
Indeed, its rupture with historical precedent is scarcely appreciated.
Walter Benjamin, the great Marxist critic, hailed its rupture of traditional connections as revolutionary.
We were ready to explore the nation's creators now that we had seen the site of its rupture.
At the play's centre, naturally, is the character of Henry, the man whose indefatigable appetites would lead England to its rupture with the Catholic Church.
Its rupture sometime in the 6th century ce constitutes the symbolic end to the long era of the Yemeni trading kingdoms.
The English game is still a long way from repairing its ruptures, but perhaps having been strong once, the government will be emboldened to go further.
Tanpinar uses Irdal to take aim at many aspects of Kemalist Turkey: counterfeit tradition, for instance, as exemplified by Irdal's projected history of a 17th-century clockmaker called Ahmet Zamani Efendi, which tries to provide a respectable pedigree to the Kemalist state's tinkering with the old temporal order and heal its ruptures with the past.
French newspaper Le Monde sees the protests and violence in Ferguson as "a cruel metaphor for contemporary America, for its tensions, its ruptures and its old demons".
When a cell dies, the membrane that surrounds it ruptures and its contents spill out, triggering inflammation of the surrounding tissues.
"When a typical cell dries out its membranes rupture and leak, and its proteins unfold and aggregate together, making them useless," says extremophile researcher Thomas Boothby of the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
