Sentence examples for original divisions from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, people's original beliefs tend to harden and the original divisions typically get bigger.

The University of Chicago Press was one of three original divisions of the University when it was founded in 1890.

It was a press in the literal sense of the term, a printer: The University of Chicago Press was one of three original divisions of the University when it was founded in 1890.

The original manuscript features a series of capital letters added after the fact by another scribe, and some scholars argue that these additions were an attempt to restore the original divisions.

He brought up the matter of my concession at the pyramids and I explained the original division and later alterations.

The original division between these societies lingers in the phrase used even for the so-called united monarchy, "the kingdoms of Israel and Judah".

We argue that electoral institutions play a crucial role in shaping politico-economic distributive coalitions that affected the original division of labour in education financing.

Beginning in 2016, teams from Ubisoft and its partners made multiple trips to D.C. to sketch out a sequel to the original "Division," which is set in New York City and has attracted 22 million players.

The Soviet troops, by then on the fringes of Warsaw, stood by until the Nazis had put down the Poles a tacit echo of the original division of Poland between Hitler and Stalin in 1939.

While the original division was caused by a dispute over who would take over as leader, or caliph, after the death of the Prophet Muhammad, Shiites and Sunnis have developed distinctly different social, political and religious practices over the centuries and have often viewed each other with suspicion.

Sometimes the original division of samples into groups is not always reflected in large differences in the corresponding spectra.