Sentence examples for physically torn from inspiring English sources

State censors had physically torn from each copy an article about Saudi legal reform titled "Law of God Versus Law of Man," leaving a jagged edge.

Physically torn from each copy, however, had been an article about Saudi legal reform titled "Law of God Versus Law of Man".

Unlike people who really are transracial, Rachel has not been physically torn between two cultures and denied intimate knowledge of her birth culture.

I felt physically torn between an absolute need to keep watching and the cramping fear that my parents would come in and instantly understand why I was watching something so incriminating.

In 1995, four years before Mr. Grass won the Nobel Prize, a photograph of Mr. Reich-Ranicki appeared on the cover of the newsmagazine Der Spiegel showing him physically tearing apart Mr. Grass's latest novel, "Too Far Afield," which dealt with Germany's moral struggle to reconcile itself with its terrible past.

It isn't until his son the film's young narrator parses out the world around these rituals that the family's framework begins to physically tear and fragment.

They'll need some serious clout to carry out their mission of physically tearing down all the blighted buildings in Detroit, and doing so without Kevyn Orr's China-like dictatorial powers.

"All of this attention has really physically, emotionally torn me down.

In one poem, she writes about feeling torn physically between her relationship and her baby; "of wishing sometimes no one needed me".

The Warren Avenue School, a public elementary school with several programs for physically handicapped students, was torn down, its programs dispersed, and provided most of the site of the Coliseum (now KeyArena).

Two unconverted first-quarter tries from man-of-the-match Fritz Lee and Wesley Fofana saw the physically dominant visitors tear into the lead.