Sentence examples for a less divisive from inspiring English sources

But a year later, Mr. Obama seemed to be seeking a less divisive, more pragmatic, tone.

Mr. Sarkozy owes his people a less divisive campaign.

Britain needs a less divisive and less corrosive economic strategy.

The reformers are free to choose a less divisive parliamentary speaker.

A healthy Venezuelan democracy needs not just a less divisive Mr. Chávez.

"Maybe Barcelona would be freer to do this than Madrid," says Faber. "It would be a less divisive issue there.

Although Mālikī's State of Law coalition had won the largest number of seats in parliamentary elections in April 2014, paving the way for Mālikī to claim a third term as prime minister, he soon found himself resisting pressure from former supporters both inside and outside Iraq to step aside in favour of a less-divisive figure.

When Rhee quit in a huff after her patron, Mayor Adrian M. Fenty (D), was defeated in the 2010 Democratic primary, Henderson took the reins amid a sigh of relief among many in the city who saw her as a less-divisive school reformer.

Mr Gul, although sharing Mr Erdogan's views, is likely to adopt a lower profile, and is a much less divisive figure.

A rather less divisive figure, Tesla was a Serb-turned-American whose work was crucial in the discovery and development of commercial electricity.

It could result in a lot more positive dialogue, and the freedom to marry being a far less divisive issue than some out there," she said.