be torn apart

He proceeded to help me to write in such a way that I couldn't be torn apart by my more pompous scientific colleagues.

There's a good chance that it will be torn apart completely within the next million years, when it finally spirals too close to its star.

In contrast to the big bang, that fate has been called the "big rip" to indicate how galaxies would be torn apart, he said.

The goblins created an adamantium plate to cover his body. The proximity of Demon Soul caused Deathwing's body to be torn apart.

Eventually it'll be torn apart as an expanding sun pushes the moon back toward Earth for a wrenching close encounter.

Am I supposed to be torn apart, broken hearted, in a corner crying?

Colleges, like newspapers, will be torn apart by new ways of sharing information enabled by the Internet.

The delicate balance of our global interdependence will be torn apart.

One disadvantage of water spouts is that they can be torn apart by the wind.

There is also a concern that the stability provided to Pax Americana by this regime for three decades will be torn apart.

I don't want my family to be torn apart by quarrels.