Sentence examples for The divisive from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having a quality that divides or separates
- Rather than fostering unity, he becomes divisive.
The divisive figure of Holden Caulfield.
The divisive BJP and belligerent Communists have been forced to think again.
The divisive issues of the Reformation were historical rather than theological.
The divisive, Bill and Hillary.
The divisive atmosphere is a central theme of Barrett's campaign.
The divisive issues raised helped to coalesce the emerging circles of active political opposition.
The divisive issue of whether the terms "club" or "fraternity" should be used was still debated.
The divisive command structure was a disappointment for the Transylvanian and Bukovinan volunteers.
The divisive leader has inspired walkouts in different parliament session this year.
The divisive issue of welcoming Syrian refugees was dealt a serious blow after the Paris attacks.
Yet the divisive politics of Tower Hamlets are producing monsters.
