Sentence examples for man split from inspiring English sources

In looking back, I see he was a man split right down the middle".

I don't know anything about a God who speaks or burns himself in a bush or helps a man split the sea.

The photo was taken by a taxi driver unfamiliar with the camera his passenger had handed him and the effect is to depict Otto Dov Kulka as a man split in two.

Yet the point of her book, announced in its title and tirelessly argued for seven hundred and thirty-one pages, is that he was a neurotic man, spagesdown the misdle.

The first of these fantasies, Il visconte dimezzato (1952; "The Cloven Viscount," in The Nonexistent Knight & the Cloven Viscount), is an allegorical story of a man split in two a good half and an evil half by a cannon shot; he becomes whole through his love for a peasant girl.

Interviews with Father Shanley's accusers, his relatives and people who worked with him, as well as an examination of thousands of pages of court papers and his previously undisclosed private writings, portray a man split in two: part protector, part predator, with the church central to both roles, providing both his mission and his cover.

And the split between men and women accessing Employment Insurance (Canada's unemployment insurance program) has widened.

First, her old man splits, and then she and her three little ones lose their home in a fire.

Staring by turn at Sarju and at his guests, the man splits the twig down the middle and gives his tongue a good scrape with its green inner parts.

Musically and lyrically, "Hungry Heart" is the apotheosis of that idea: a goofy, honking pop song about a man splitting on his family, only to find himself even more broken and lonesome.

In one, a man splits open a spliff with a handheld saw.