Sentence examples for a fundamental divide from inspiring English sources

It was a fundamental divide.

It reflects a fundamental divide in attitudes to women.

Economic issues form a fundamental divide between the parties.

Ultimately, though, he knows he exists on one side of a fundamental divide.

At issue in the dispute over the plan is a fundamental divide, a seemingly arcane difference over process.

The possibility that education has become a fundamental divide in democracy – with the educated on one side and the less educated on another – is an alarming prospect.

Developing these ideas, Baudrillard sketched a fundamental dividing line in history between symbolic societies — i.e., societies fundamentally organized around premodern exchange — and productivist societies (i.e., societies organized around production and commodity exchange).

As Mr Blair observed in the Commons last week during an exchange with Mr Heathcoat-Amory: "it [associate membership] is a perfectly honorable position" and one that "represents a fundamental dividing line between the two parties".

Voters who supported President Donald Trump in last year's election have a lot of differences from those who supported Hillary Clinton ― including a fundamental, underlying divide over whom the government is designed to serve, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.

In the next round of direct talks, the sides are likely to confront a more fundamental divide.

But on values, there is a big, deep, fundamental divide -- or at least there will be if Democrats keep people focused on what that divide is.