Sentence examples for schism at from inspiring English sources

"Today there's a schism at the heart of Christendom," he says.

* A schism at The Guardian, where campaigning environmental writer George Monbiot has experienced a blinding conversion on the road to Sellafield.

But in 251 Novatian's schism at Rome diverted interest away from speculative theology to juridical questions about the membership of the church and the validity of sacraments.

Rafael Behr's article (The schism at the heart of Corbynism is now clearly visible, 28 September) assumes that Trident renewal is popular and that Trident is an independent nuclear deterrent.

The spill-over effects from Syria are so severe and the impact of al-Qaeda and their affiliates so significant, that the violent eruptions in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon have to be seen as part of a single, regional conflict with the Sunni-Shia schism at its heart.

The adoption ban, which was included in a broader law retaliating against the United States for an effort to punish Russian human rights violators, has opened a deep and emotional schism at the highest levels of the government and more broadly throughout Russian society.

(See "Schisms At The Climate Talks").

Unlike corporations, denominations seldom take new names, unless a merger or schism is at hand.

Cristina's lawyers tried to hammer that schism home at the Texas trial, asking Ana Maria about a $20,000 wire transfer she sent Juanito two days before his scheduled deposition.

But let me tell you, the Tory schism was transparent at the party conference in Manchester.

Of course, there is an influential Middle Eastern power which seems to believe it best to stand back, not that either side could accept its support, and let the Islamists of either side of the schism tear away at one another.