Sentence examples for traditionally riven from inspiring English sources
Sometimes described as post-jazz, for their affinities with post-rockers such as Tortoise and Godspeed You Black Emperor, Seb Rochford's quintet adopt a disarmingly postmodern approach to jazz, drawing from its vast library of styles with scant regard for the historical rivalries that have traditionally riven the genre into competing cliques and movements.
America is the latest country to be riven by dissent over reforms to its traditionally more liberal, laid-back approach to schooling, but the dissenters are right to worry about the trade-off between high-stakes testing and creativity, individuality and wider skills for life.
The SNP was riven by infighting.
Iraqi politics are deeply riven.
Riven by shock, he confessed.
The Labour party is riven.
But the company was riven by feuds.
But it has been riven by factions.
2016: Iraq is riven by sectarian violence.
His passion is riven with guilt.
