Sentence examples for thus divided from inspiring English sources

I've never seen the elision "shad'wing" used before, and find it strangely expressive, a word that breaks like a wave, and, thus divided, evokes a dark-winged bird.

A world thus divided could make the Soviet-American stand-off "seem like a children's game", says Mr Lukyanov.

From the early 20th century, analytic philosophers were thus divided over whether reference is direct or indirect.

De facto, Kosovo is thus divided not only into Serb and ethnic-Albanian areas, but also into places where the UN will keep operating and the ethnic-Albanian areas where EULEX and the ICR will probably take over.

Owing to the different dates of codification and the different style and attitude of legal learning, the civil-law family of laws is thus divided into the French, or Romanist, branch and the German, or Germanic, branch.

These policies are thus divided in three subcategories.

Crucial to the Republican victory in Georgia was the party's success at defining the contests, and thus dividing the electorate, along liberal and conservative lines, said Merle Black of Emory University, co-author of "The Rise of Southern Republicans".

For example, commanders have always attempted to outflank or encircle the enemy, thus dividing his forces and compelling him to face in two directions at once.

In 1832 a large segment of the tribe established itself along the Arkansas River, thus dividing the tribe into northern and southern branches.

Before Palmer and after Palmer; there is no hyperbole in thus dividing the history of modern golf, although the deaf old man talking to me on the phone has never been one for bombast.

The discussion thus divides between thermodynamics being an explanandum or explanans.