Schism used in a sentence

Schism in a sentence as a noun

You're over analyzing it: it's not a "we are the 99%" schism.

It's much more than that, leading to the schism between the "adopt or die" and "not on my watch" people.

I found that there's a great gap or schism between common digital signage projects.

They wanted trade, and it didn't take a religious schism to provoke that.

There was a schism within top management, including on that topic.

I think there must be some schism here between people with a design background and people with a programming background, or something.

Religious schism had little to no bearing on the sudden development of trade and exploration in the renaissance, both of which opened the New World.