Splintering in a sentence

Hogan was smart enough to know what he could and couldn’t do without splintering this state into belligerent political camps fixated on getting one over on the competition.

In an age of isolation and splintering divides and looming threats on the horizon, embrace poetry and all that it offers.

They have been selected, as Coen puts it in his short introduction, “to highlight Lee’s unusual approach to framing – his splitting, splintering, repeating, fracturing, and reassembling into new and impossible compositions”.

To concentrate on censorship will prevent the splintering of our concerns into side-issues rather than the main issue of the government and its minions preventing free speech and inquiry and what will result if we allow this agenda to continue.

Devastating secrets come to light, splintering the unit and forcing Tally to question her blind trust.

He warned that increasing military pressure on the Jalisco gang, which has already suffered from internal rifts and splintering, could lead it to break apart into warring factions as has happened with other dominant cartels in recent years.

The entire moment is this incredibly tense build-up to the moment when Baldur punches Kratos clean over the house, splintering logs with the Greek god's body along the way.

Seamus Hughes and Devorah Margolin how terrorism in the United States is splintering, with the need to address new and old threats.

The blossoming of digital fatwas is also an indication of the splintering of orthodoxies and the emergence of heresies.

The expansive ballad's appeared in dozens of movies, where it usually represents some kind of splintering, some sort of break from reality, or a faded dream that has long since decayed or never existed at all.

The real question is whether the N.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission wants to lend its expertise in the transition or, rather, choose to tighten its grip on a system that’s splintering in its blistered hands.

Even lay people know that splintering of votes plays an equally important role in the outcome of elections as does the positive projection of a leader and party.

Renters living in 23 of Holgate Manor’s 82 units took advantage of the move-out offer, splintering a close-knit community.

The Dutch are voting separately on Wednesday in municipal elections that are expected to reflect a splintering of the country's far right.

With our students' and therefore our civilization's best interest in mind, we must set aside party affiliation and the divisive, splintering issues that affect far fewer people than the quality of public schools.

He tried to utilize the power vacuums and political rivalries commonly formed inside fledgling nations as they separated from major, splintering countries.

In the months leading to the release of Alpha Centauri, multimedia producer Michael Ely wrote the 35 weekly episodes of Journey to Centauri detailing the splintering of the U.N. mission to Alpha Centauri.

This decision reflected the splintering of SDS into hostile rival factions.

Under Comintern directives, the Communists maintained their policy of treating the SPD as the main enemy, calling them " social fascists ", thereby splintering opposition to the Nazis.