Sentence examples for a divisive opinion from inspiring English sources

Thus, the lack of a wider ruling on marriage at large likely saves the court from issuing a divisive opinion.

Essentially it's a way of allowing some tweeters to express divisive opinions without bothering others who won't like it.

"There is no automatic virtue in softly advocating accommodating beliefs, nor any vice in strongly advocating clear, divisive opinions," I wrote.

From the dulcet tones of Barry Davies to the divisive opinions of Robbie Savage, the cast of broadcasters has changed as drastically as the protagonists on the pitch.

And at least before the late arrivals of "Zero Dark Thirty" and "Django Unchained" it was the most closely dissected and passionately debated American movie of the year, confirming Mr. Anderson's ability to incite stronger — and more divisive — opinions than almost any American filmmaker of his generation.

There are Facebook streams filled with provocative tweets, divisive headlines, opinion after opinion.

McAlary was such a divisive person, and people have such strong opinions about who he was.

Or he could add another layer of madness to 1 Jets Drive, where Ryan, the team's flamboyant coach, and outspoken players rarely hold back their often-divisive opinions.

But his outspoken opinions have made him such a divisive figure in the Church of England that he knows he will struggle to get another senior job.

After Mr Kaczynski died in a plane crash in April and the election was brought forward, few gave his unpopular twin brother Jaroslaw, a divisive former prime minister, much of a chance.Received opinion was wrong.

It was a divisive case, which resulted in a total of six opinions.