Sentence examples for the fissures of from inspiring English sources

For aeons, a mineral-rich broth rose up through the fissures of the Atacama Fault System.

The conservative bet is that the fissures of the 2016 campaign represent the new tectonics of political life.

In the case of Yugoslavia, Tito sealed the fissures of a multiethnic and multireligious society under a Communist veneer.

We have always been grateful for his unerring ability to limn the fissures of ordinary American life, and for the seemingly effortless lyricism of his prose.

As an African American, Obama declares an ambition to "speak in some way to the fissures of race that have characterised the American experience".

But the true fertility fault line in Europe — the fissures of which spread outward across the globe — runs between the north and the south.

In the fissure of a rock, he hid the rifle he'd bought at the Louisiana gun-and-knife show.

This is a fine idea in the abstract, but given current events and the fissuring of the world along so many theo-sectarian lines, I wish we could forgo the sermon and just strike up the band.

That novel, in thinking about race, constantly works the fissure of doubt between what is seen and what is felt; style and form are always crucial and always wrong.

ATR-FTIR measurements on cross sections (Figure 6a) reveal not only calcium oxalates and gypsum on the surfaces, but also to various extents within the fissuring of the marble (Figure 6b).

Meanwhile, the fissuring of economic hegemony also threatens another set of ideas: theories of global convergence and of determinism, otherwise known as flat-earthism (danke, Thomas Friedman).