Sentence examples for violently divided from inspiring English sources
It is violently divided and, as the current turmoil shows, lacks even the blueprint for a stable government.
He has also declared the American war in Iraq over, and expressed skepticism that U.S. power could hold together a violently divided and badly ruled Iraq.
The British frontrunner must be Kazuo Ishiguro, for his elusive meditation on memory and forgetting, The Buried Giant, which used fantasy tropes to interrogate national and personal trauma – though it's a book that violently divided readers.
A man who literally bore the scars of a violently divided society nonetheless held on to a grandiose vision of American destiny and insured that the contours of a young nation were expanded.
The proposal gives the Greek Cypriots the unified Cyprus they demand, recognition of a right to return to their lost homes in the north and the return of territory lost in 1974 when the island was violently divided.
His first novel, Moth Smoke (originally published by Granta in 2000 and now reissued by Penguin in paperback), provides the context for this clash of cultures in its portrait of a country violently divided against itself.
But soon after, a rash of others came online on Friday — including a reference to Rush Limbaugh dying and a claim that conservatives try to "violently, angrily divide America" using the media — his status changed and his blogging stopped.
BORN in southern India in 1946, Mr. Yusuf's fled with his family to Karachi the following year, when the newly independent states of Pakistan and India divided, often violently, along sectarian lines.
The narrator and his violently action-prone brother ("my two divided selves," Oë has said) return to their childhood home after the war but confront clashing views of family history.
The Palestinians have been divided between two governments since Hamas violently seized control of Gaza in 2007 from Abbas' Fatah movement.
The moral compass of any child is somehow tuned by the formative years spent in school - and we all live in a country divided by race and class, often violently so.
