Sentence examples for ruptures between from inspiring English sources

In South Asian countries, Hindus, Christians and members of other religious communities all seek solace at them and are an example of the enduring conviviality of people of different religions, despite the ruptures between them in recent decades.

At the time Breen said he had made an "incident report" to parliament about ruptures between Druery and the Australian Motoring Enthusiast party founder, Keith Littler, but didn't go public with the details.

Yet, to appreciate the full force of the sham, recall, in wonder, the great ruptures between town and country, left and right, liberals and animal-welfare nuts, that preceded the ban.

The main objective is to identify the process of transformation by applying a comparative assessment of the different periods in order to examine continuities or ruptures between them.

In each panel, the horizontal axis indicates the timing of the occurrence of Hyuga-nada earthquake, and the vertical axis is the delay of ruptures between the western and eastern segments.

In Southern Italy the Neolithic peopling from the East is characterized by a "package" of plenty domesticated plants and livestock; in Sicily the adoption of the new economical system is apparently more slow and with no evidences of ruptures between the Mesolithic groups and first farmers.

"There is no rupture between Islamists and artists," he said.

A rupture between the two remaining rivals was inevitable.

This is causing a rupture between clubs and their traditional communities.

A debate about the restoration of a Rembrandt caused a brief rupture between Mr. Brown and Mellon.

When such a humiliating rupture between image and substance is left unrepaired, it can become eviscerating.