Sentence examples for a divisiveness of from inspiring English sources

His music bespoke eccentricity, a divisiveness of mind.

Clinton accused Trump of "a pattern of divisiveness, of a very dark and in many ways dangerous vision of our country, where he incites violence, where he applauds people who are pushing and pulling and punching at his rallies".

Under Mr Obama it has become a victim and a symbol of the paralysing divisiveness of American politics.

"Brotherly" is Judah's adjective for them – a hopeful emblem to end a book in which the divisiveness of the capital (between ethnicities, between postcodes, between rich and poor) is all too apparent.

Visually dazzling, impeccably acted and, in their very different ways, reflective of the social upheaval and divisiveness of an anxious 21st century.

The documents also reveal a raw portrait of the divisiveness of the China issue within the White House and other Federal agencies.

He then made a claim about the broader divisiveness of gun control.

Baitz's work reads like two separate plays--one is a grim testimony about the divisiveness of family businesses and mixed loyalties and the other about the indignities of encroaching senility.

And he repeatedly said he wanted an end to the recent divisiveness of the political debate.

"We're seeing a great deal of divisiveness, a lot of hatred, a lot of tension between ethnic groups, and I think he'd be disappointed.

-- to convey the divisiveness of the 60's to a generation rendered comatose by MTV.