Sentence examples for a sharp dividing from inspiring English sources

There has always been a sharp dividing line between hard and soft science fiction.

The Tea Party movement creates a sharp dividing line among Republicans.

'People see a sharp dividing line between a Labour administration that's delivering and wants to deliver more for Scotland, and an SNP administration that - because nothing adds up - would simply be a recipe for more conflict and instability,' Brown said.

In New York, Amsterdam Avenue was a sharp dividing line, and I stood on the east side of it only once, when I made the mistake of riding a C train to 110th and walking home from there.

Here is a piece of legislation that is trying to cope not with the old racial structure (with a sharp dividing line between whites and blacks) but the new racial structure, with an explosion of many different groups, of different shapes and sizes with no group, soon enough, having an overall majority.

Today the river that runs through the US capital city can still feel like a sharp dividing line.

AMONG cheesecake lovers, there's a sharp divide.

There was a sharp divide over the question of whether elected members' technical literacy presents obstacles.

Even though there is now a sharp divide in wealth, Mr. Faircloth wants no part of the new arrivals.

Alongside the happy declaration of Tsonga that he had played "amazing tennis", they describe a sharp divide in fortunes.

For decades there has been a sharp divide between the haves and the have-nots in Washington.