Sentence examples for something has snapped from inspiring English sources

Something has snapped in Bulgaria this year.

But this summer, something has snapped and if The Spirit Level were a punchbag, the stuffing would be coming out at the seams.

Something has snapped with right-wingers in this country over the last decade as they've been obsessed with eating their own in primaries -- and it seems to be reaching a fever pitch this summer with gun-totin' town hall meetings.

But Shellie, who who filed for divorce on Tuesday says she hasn't seen her husband in a few months, and it now seems like something has "snapped in his spirit".

Something had snapped, or sagged, a few weeks after he was let go.

After the composition of Shakespeare's last tragedies — the opulent, spacious "Antony and Cleopatra" (1606-1607), the cold, rhetorically contorted "Coriolanus" (1607-08), and the rough-hewn, one-note "Timon of Athens" (1607-08) — there is a slackening, as if something had snapped.

When Einstein found that his general theory made correct predictions for the shift in Mercury's orbit, he felt so thrilled he had palpitations, "as if something had snapped inside.

McBean, a man of 'temperate habits and exemplary conduct' described the pain 'as if something had snapped or given way within the chest '[ 1].

Any photographer who has snapped memorable images has had the experience of being damned for it, and it is something the most thoughtful of them take to heart.

Its trunk has snapped.

Now it has snapped.