The people in his images appear as inverted silhouettes, sometimes disjointed, torn by the time passing between individual frames.
But it has left a particularly bitter taste.Lebanese politics, in normal times torn by religious and personal rivalries, had lately shown signs of healing.
The trial, which began in February, offered a new vision of Mr. bin Laden's group, no less menacing than the old, but more loose-knit, at times torn by dissension and betrayal.
W E would turn back if it got dangerous, we told ourselves, sneaking out of Djibouti in the dead of night by sailboat and rubber raft to the closed-off country of South Yemen, which was Communist at the time and torn by a brief but vicious civil war fueled by tribal animosity and khat.
I did not know this, but evidently it is now only possible to have our spirit torn by one thing at a time.
The fault line on human rights is not partisan; both Republicans and Democrats have at times been torn by internecine dissension over whether to speak up or intervene when freedom is tormented in faraway places.
But the trial, which left many of the details of the bombings uncontested, made clear that while Mr. bin Laden may be a global menace, his group, Al Qaeda, was at times slipshod, torn by inner strife, betrayal, greed and the banalities of life that one might find in any office.
The Catholic Church in the United States has for quite some time now been torn by accusations of sexual abuse, but the dispute that led to Father Giuliano's reassignment seems to have stemmed more from personality than malfeasance.
The family is torn by this loss".
The OPI was calculated by dividing the tear breakup time (TBUT) by the interblink interval (IBI).
