Sentence examples for of a splintering from inspiring English sources

With this and with the constant agitation of the tea party, is there a chance of a splintering followed by a legit (well, not legit, but Anderson/Perot sized) third-party challenge?

Reports from Athens that massive sums of money were being spirited out of the country intensified concern in London about the impact of a splintering of the eurozone on a UK economy that is stuck in double-dip recession.

The Archbishop of Canterbury then was Rowan Williams, a poet, essayist, highly regarded scholar, and author of many books, who was perhaps better suited to the collegiality of Oxford and Cambridge, where he had taught theology for years, than to the ugly identity politics of a splintering church.

The show is loosely (or not so loosely) based on Law's experiences growing up in the midst of a splintering family.

His suicide last week, at age 46, will unfortunately be read as a defining act of imagination in a career that is always being called dark, ironic and, above all, postmodern, the final statement of a splintering consciousness.

Back in 2015, pundits loved to promote new trends like the "sharing economy" of millions of employees turned entrepreneurs or the "long tail" of a splintering consumer market.

In the early 60s, he was a member of a splinter group called Victory For Socialism.

He became leader of a splinter group, Lulz Security, or LulzSec.

It was implicit in the close-up photograph of a splinter in his finger, portentously titled "Material Interchange".

(It also does this if the pain will bring about a benefit, like the removal of a splinter).

Instead, the fledgling new church, in search of credibility, secured the endorsement of a splinter group, the Conservative Anglican Church of North America.