Sentence examples for schism an from inspiring English sources

Sharek held a news conference this week in Ramallah to present a youth manifesto, adopting the slogan, "The people want an end of the schism," an adaptation of one resounding across the Middle East, "The people want an end of the regime".

It was musical taste as a political and generational schism: an early sign of the rift between the doctrinaire, Puritanical old left, which wanted straightforward agitprop for the masses, and the more amorphous, hedonistic counterculture that considered having a good time to be an insurrection in itself.

The suppression of the Meletian schism, an early breakaway sect, was another important matter that came before the Council of Nicaea.

It contains a long, detailed account of the events preceding the Schism, an account partially derived from a work of Cardinal Peter Flandrin.

Instead, hard-liners around President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad opted for schism, a historic error.

…Lucius opposed and condemned the Novatian Schism, a rigorist movement against penitent apostates, inspired by the antipope Novatian.

Nicholas did not live to learn of this act or of its extreme culmination: the Photian Schism, a split between the Eastern and Western churches.

Or is the person I'll go back to a fracture, a walking schism, a wounded superego wrapped in a fragile shell?

Most notably for Weisman, a schism within a Charleston shul triggered a landmark lawsuit and decision.

But Honduras suffers a political schism following a coup in 2009.

I know my chromosomes divided along a random schism, not a divine skein.