Sentence examples for The divides from inspiring English sources
verb
To split or separate (something) into two or more parts.
- A wall divides two houses
The divides are historic.
The divides are too deep.
The divides in this country are astonishing.
The divides in identity, values and outlook it reveals cut straight across class, income and geography.
The divides in the caucuses and the polls have largely been by age, rather than gender.
The divides of gender and sexuality remain the most contested ground.
The divides were obvious, despite both sides describing the meeting between Mr Obama and Mr Putin as "constructive".
The divides between Brexiteers and Remainers are so deep that any British E.U. delegation would be paralyzed.
The divides that appear in the comments suggest that women's opinions can be underrepresented in other institutions.
The divides on policy are deep.
The divides Lessing plumbed were black and white, male and female, terrorist and socialite, even human and alien.
