Sentence examples for was completely split from inspiring English sources

The French Church was completely split.

Our reading group was completely split.

He said Labor was "completely split down the guts" on asylum policy and Di Natale was "excited" at the prospect of the Greens winning lower house votes on the issue.

We unfortunately are completely split in the middle.

So we are completely split on the subject of the "right" time to have a baby.

To add to the party's woes, the Electoral Commission has announced that it is investigating its accounts for 2008.Tony Travers, of the London School of Economics, says Labour "is completely split about what to do about the threat of the BNP".

Tom's craven desire to be liked (he e-mails Jeannie an apology) and his sense of shame about Helen (she says she feels he hides her from his friends—and she's right) are emotions from which he's completely split off.

Tom's craven desire to be liked (he e-mails Jeannie an apology) and his sense of shame about Helen (she says she feels he hides her from his friends — and she's right) are emotions from which he's completely split off.

Voting on the Civil Rights Act of 1964 shows a clear distinction: Northern and Southern Democrats were completely split on the biggest domestic issue of the decade.

A 9.6-mm lesion was completely excised, a split skin graft was performed, and the wound subsequently healed.

(Michel left in January to start yet another venture firm called Runway Venture Partners, which focuses more narrowly on post-seed-stage e-commerce startups. Michel appears to be in fundraising mode currently. Hirsch says the split was "completely amicable").