Sentence examples for a divide of some from inspiring English sources

Almost every family contains a divide of some sort, papered over for gatherings by politesse or booze.

When one looks at it from a larger point of view, however, they begin to see the cracks in our society spread until they get bigger--causing a divide of some sort.

They rehearse, she watches: two experiences of the ghetto across a divide of nearly 500 years.

Not an angry divide, necessarily, but an unavoidable one; a divide of generations, convictions, conventions and therefore of styles.

This was a divide of precedential importance for both the OCC and Blackstone.

Retailers won't consider online-versus-physical as a divide of merit; they will just celebrate sales.

But it is also a divided city with some of the wealthiest areas in the south-west of England a few minutes' walk from some of the most deprived in England.

That is a geographical divide of historical significance.

I see the world with a great divide of have's and have not's.

He said that a three-hour dinner with the former Prime Minister from the opposition Labor Party, Shimon Peres, had convinced him, "You've got a divided Israel on some of the strategy here". Mr. Hagel said that America's role in the Middle East had been damaged by the Monica Lewinsky scandal.

All of them were watched by a vibrant cultural divide of a spectators' gallery.