Sentence examples for rift of a from inspiring English sources

There's a sense of rift, of a creature at once ecstatic at his power and appalled at what he has become.

The outer portions of the intracratonic basin systems, as in the Delaware and Zechstein basins, were involved in some transform faulting (process where two tectonic plates slide past one another) and extensional tectonics (the stretching and rifting of a continental plate), which produced landforms of considerable relief in some areas.

In 808 there was evidently a rift of some kind: a letter from Pope Leo to Charlemagne mentioned that Coenwulf had not yet made peace with Wulfred.

The Rift of Corinth is a world-class example of young active rifting and, as such, is an ideal natural laboratory of continental extension.

Its tagline is "break things on purpose" (something of a rift of Facebook's "move fast and break things").

It is illustrated that a single outward-creeping flank is sufficient to modify the entire rift architecture of a volcano.

But the rediscovered Hudson is creating a rift of its own.

Concerns in the business world about the strong euro now threaten a rift of sorts in Europe.

Properly dwelled on is the rivalry between the writer brothers, reciprocal envy even leading once to a rift of several years.

After a rift of many months, I am restoring all framed pictures of President William Jefferson Clinton to their rightful spots in my home.

A rift of replacements disrupted Wales' second-half play but they kept their line in tact to deny the Scots a score.