Certainly that schism exists here.
Though he did not originally come from an Orthodox background, Mr. Sokol said he tended to socialize only with those of the same level of Orthodoxy he now practices and a schism exists even within his own family.
This sounds like one of those New York jokes ("that other congregation, you wouldn't catch me dead in"), but this schism really exists between the New York Baseball Giants Nostalgia Society and the New York Giants Preservation Society, offshoots of a faded group whose name must not be spoken.
It's a textbook example of the schism that exists between productivity and jobs - a schism that is explained by the inexorable march of automation into America's factories.
It is also a schism that exists within the Saudi royal family itself.
It is a question of how long this schism can be uphold, especially in the light of the challenges by joining the EU.
But McIlroy, one of two major winners since Bradley to use a conventional putter, revealed on Tuesday the schism that existed within the tour membership when he said: "We've trusted this game of golf, we've put it in the hands of the R&A and the U.S.G.A. for I don't know how many years, and we've always abided by the rules that they have set.
The schism has existed in England since the post-war heyday of Wing Commander Charles Reep, football's first committed stat-hoarder.
A schism had existed within the Order since the Reformation had spread to Livonia in the 1520s, although the transformation of the country into a Lutheran region was a gradual process, resisted by part of the Order which to a varying degree remained sympathetic to Roman Catholicism.
Winston Churchill, in speaking at MIT's 1949 Commencement, also referred to the existence of this schism, Gore said.
