Sentence examples for suddenly divided from inspiring English sources

When people hear the words "You have cancer," life is suddenly divided into distinct parts.

This made for a lot of intense elevator and car park discussions, and the building was suddenly divided between victims and suspected perpetrators.

In suddenly divided then fast-disappearing loyalties, they ask: "What does this say about our friendship?" and "What were all those years about?" In turn, we can ask if the so-called perfect couple is so perfect.

The arrival of an Italian opera company in Paris in 1752 to perform works of opera buffa (comic opera) by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi, Alessandro Scarlatti, Leonardo Vinci, and other such composers suddenly divided the French music-loving public into two excited camps, supporters of the new Italian opera and supporters of the traditional French opera.

Mary and Tom studiously avoid each other for most of the novel: she spends much of her time coping with her suddenly divided family and trying to establish her own independence, while he is carefully kept out of the mainstream of village life by his brother.

In late November, when then-Army Commander General Fonseka announced his bid for President, credit for the victory (and responsibility for its aftermath), was suddenly divided.

Germany, a nation with a political culture based on compromise, suddenly felt as divided as Donald Trump's America.

They emerged to express the strife that ensued when a remote and unified territory was divided suddenly, following the Mexican War.

However, the refugee crisis has shattered what might be called the "Merkel consensus" and Germany has suddenly become a deeply divided country.

Workers stepped into offices fist-bumping and high-fiving, and our normally divided city suddenly didn't seem so divided anymore.

Cancer occurs when stem cells in the body go suddenly rogue and divide out of control, creating cancerous growths.