Sentence examples for split nature from inspiring English sources

It was a striking tableau of Saudis' split nature -- a gnashing negotiation between ancient and modern -- to see pilgrims in white robes carrying black laptops.

The rest of New York is faring better, but newly revised figures for last year highlight the split nature of the state's economy.

Mullholland Drive's split nature first introduces the viewer to Diane's story from the perspective of that myth and then switches to the reality of Diane.

It is certainly true that it might have been helpful to point out the split nature of responsibility for flood management.

Ms. Celona is interested in the split nature of almost any decision, the "fork in the road" that might go either way.

The mind-body conflict is presented even more starkly by the case of Señor C, whose split nature is displayed on either side of a line that literally divides the page.

While the studies averaged an almost even split between nature and nurture, there was wide variation within the 17,800 separate traits and diseases examined by the studies.

The split second nature of such decisions may make the process seem simple.

But none of the efforts have yet changed the split-level nature of the county's property market.

The president's televised appearance captured the split-screen nature of this first of October: It was the start of a new fiscal year, with the federal government largely shuttered because of the parties' funding impasse, yet also the inaugural day for a central piece of the landmark health care law at the center of the budget standoff.

It is perhaps awful luck that the "8" in "Windows 8" rhymes so easily and naturally with "hate," as so many early reviews and predictions have been dubious of the split-screen nature of the operating system.