Sentence examples for parting of ways from inspiring English sources

This argument is the most interesting (and contentious) part of Mr Jacques's book, rather than his workaday account of Chinese history or the overlong prose about China being a "civilisation state" rather than a "nation state .The parting of ways between Europe and China came, in his view, not with the Renaissance or the Enlightenment but with the industrial revolution.

She and I were working on the "Butterfly" album in '96/'97 and that parting of ways was the most painful thing I have had to deal with.

While after five years musical differences resulted in the groups parting of ways, the experience benefited the producer in a number of ways.

Murphy compared the Packers' firing of McCarthy — who led them to nine playoff appearances and a Super Bowl victory in his nearly 13 seasons — to the Eagles' parting of ways with Andy Reid after 14 years in Philadelphia.

Then there were feuds between the original developers and a parting of ways -- including a dispute over how to part ways (specifically, in which rabbinical court).

There was a mutual and friendly parting of ways.

Eventually artistic differences caused an amicable parting of ways.

A spokesman at Thompson, Owen Dougherty, called the parting of ways with Miller a mutual decision.

This time, the parting of ways was caused by arguments over money.

Fossils may offer us some clues to how our mating systems evolved after that parting of ways.

With Fassel and the Giants announcing a mutual parting of ways last week, maybe the Giants will be more relaxed.