Sentence examples for that divide between from inspiring English sources

Yet even that divide, between the renovated and unrenovated worlds, is complicated.

It is probably in part that divide – between a certain kind of British coolness and a grander hinterland of tragic possibility – that gives Mirren's screen presence its particular charge.

Finding words to bridge that divide between the otherness of nature – a swift sleeping on the wing 5,000ft up, and the life-choosing immediacy, the intimate familiarity of the rush of wings past the face – is what most nature writers are striving to do, not wallow in some vanished pastoral world.

Avram et al. [4] studied the joint ruin problem for two insurance companies that divide between claims and premia in some specified proportions.

But what if divisiveness - that divide between us - is the actual "Pandemic?" Can we work together to save ourselves?'.

"That divide between moderate Republicans" and their party's conservative wing will not end Wednesday morning, said Tim Kaine, the chairman of the Democratic National Committee and the departing governor of Virginia.

An estimate of the critical initial wave height that divides between non-breaking and eventually breaking waves is obtained.

Traveling on the ground, you can see that the divide between red and blue, between urban and rural, isn't all that sharp.

Biro told me that the divide between connoisseurs and scientists was finally eroding.

The Loiseau example suggests that the divide between the mock-epic and the meditative schools expresses an even simpler divide between the way critics and cooks experience food.

As it is, he said, "everybody knows that the divide between the modern athlete and the fan is growing.