Sentence examples for violent rupture from inspiring English sources
Nobody wants a violent rupture with Turkey.
In their accounts, suicide was a gorgeous Saturday morning lie-in, not a violent rupture.
He says he believes that the separation of religion and power marked a violent rupture with the past.
Mr. Bozgo said he had never before seen signs of such a violent rupture of a steam pipe.
American dance has never suffered a similar violent rupture with its past, but, in a way, the slow death brought by time can be even more definitive.
Languages are formed not, it seems, by a gradual drifting apart of two groups who no longer talk to each other, but by violent rupture.
Chinese artist Bada Shanren lived a life of three distinct phases, separated by two apparently violent ruptures.
She's primarily interested in "craquelure" — cracks in the picture surface indicating friction, either gradual (the inevitable contraction of paint) or sudden (violent ruptures, around which lines cluster in concentric circles).
On Tuesday, February 26th, two men in suits arrived at the door of the laboratory classroom where Professor John Suppe was teaching Geology 316, a class that dealt with large-scale structural phenomena, such as faulting and folding, that are associated with violent ruptures in the surface of the earth.
The city left behind by colonial occupation was marked by violent ruptures – the men recalled, for example, a turnpike that separated 'white' and other areas of the city during the 1950s repression of anti-colonial resistance (which some had supported).
In the 19th Century, except in the psychoanalytic literature, the word trauma referred primarily to wounds or violent tissue rupture and had no psychological connotations.
