Sentence examples for publicly split from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lieberman's remarks were a continuing reflection of the ticket's publicly split personality regarding President Clinton and his legacy.

Displaying his independence in March, Mr. Johnson publicly split with his party and joined the Island's Republicans senators at a rally to protest proposed school aid cuts.

The Romney and Huntsman families — two intertwined clans that go back to the early days of Mormonism — publicly split in 2008 when Mr. Huntsman, then the Utah governor, endorsed Mr. McCain.

Mr. Nixon's timing was exquisite; Mao Zedong, the Chinese leader, had publicly split from the Soviet Union a few years back, and tensions along the border separating the two Communist behemoths were simmering.

In a country where public disputes are muted and agreements are often choreographed behind closed doors, the dialogue has been uncharacteristically emotional and confrontational, with fans accusing teams of selfishness, owners publicly split, normally docile players challenging their bosses and government ministers bashing the overlords of the game.

Sony was arguably more prominent in the U.S. mobile market before it very publicly split with joint venture partner Ericsson back in 2011.

Their absence from One World, One Love is doubly surprising, since last August Bolton suffered his own heartbreak: somewhat publicly, he split from his fiancée, Nicolette Sheridan, the Desperate Housewives actress.

Seemingly unaffected by time, however, or by the trickiness and uncertainty involved with re-uniting in an era of reunions, or even that last publicly acrimonious split, Throbbing Gristle's place and reputation in the world of music remains as important and influential as ever, which is why this is as good a time as any to run a guide to TG and their legacy.

Steve Case, the AOL chief and co-founder, who was chairman of the merged company until 2003, has been publicly advocating splitting them again since 2005.

Their association is all over except for the legal wrangling, which prohibits each side from talking publicly about the split.

Hoey, who is now supporting the separate Grassroots Out (GO), has agreed not to say anything publicly about the split.