Sentence examples for torn identity from inspiring English sources
Before, it was Sergeant Hussein, a young man with a divided home and a torn identity, who wept, and it was his father who gave comfort.
In 2009, for instance, Deaf West Theater Company and the Center Theater Group adapted the musical for a cast of both hearing and hearing-impaired actors to convey, among other things, Pippin's struggle with his own torn identity.
"Unity with maximum self-determination sends a powerful message to a world torn by identity conflicts that it is possible to respect our differences while living and working together.
But he has since reconsidered his position, citing the uncertainty over currency and the need for Great Britain's solidarity to send "a powerful message to a world torn by identity conflicts that it is possible to respect our differences".
He concludes: "Unity with maximum self-determination sends a powerful message to a world torn by identity conflicts that it is possible to respect our differences while living and working together.
The grandson of Jewish immigrants, Hart was torn about his identity, Ms Lacey reports.
Tunisians, Mr. Fakhfakh argued, were torn between their identity as Arabs and Muslims and their aspirations to emulate the West.
"My ancestors carry the name because they had their identity torn from them," she said, in a written statement read out by one of the campaigners.
Later works included a translation into French of Berber lyrics and an essay, "L'Éternel Jugurtha" (1946), that stands as the definitive statement on the Maghribian identity torn by the complexes of acculturation and alienation.
In this moment of exceptional crisis Krishna reveals to Arjuna and to us the essential wisdom of dharma which can repair the torn fabric of identity, community, and civilization.
The episode saw Blaine struggling with his not-so-secret identity, torn between staying at McKinley and being surrounded by reminders of losing Kurt, or embracing the Dark Side and returning to Dalton to lead the Warblers to another victory.
