Sentence examples for a somewhat divided from inspiring English sources

The band will always have a somewhat divided nature — by force of habit as much as by temperament.

Mr. Ritter faced a tough race, with an apparently unified Republican party against him, a somewhat divided Democratic party on his flanks and a state still stumbling economically.

In 1968, he was elected provost of Queen's College, Oxford, where, especially in his early years, he encouraged a collegiate tone in what had been a somewhat divided society.

Mr. Ritter, 53, was facing a tough fight for the governorship, with an apparently unified Republican Party against him, a somewhat divided Democratic Party at his back and a state economy limping from recession.

As a film, I, Tonya has somewhat divided critics, with the New York Times Manohla Dargiss calling it "a winking, eager-to-please, fictionali[s]ed gloss".

The founding Busch family now owns around 4% of the firm, and is reportedly somewhat divided over a sale.

"The Muslim Brothers are somewhat divided over Turkey as a role model," Professor Soltan said.

"People here were somewhat divided on it," said Richmond, a biologist who came to Humboldt a decade ago.

The store is the physical incarnation of a monolithic business of immense wealth that is changing the face of literature itself, but from within it is all very boring, very safe, in an upscale grey palette kind of way". On Yelp, patrons are somewhat divided about the retailer, although they've given the store a four-star (out of five) average rating.

Economists, who several weeks ago had been virtually unanimous in the belief that the economy was headed for a strong growth in the second half of the year, are now somewhat divided about the outlook based on weak employment figures for May and an expected decline in industrial production.

The one category that was somewhat divided was the mysterious world of lighting, a vital specialty that many voters nonetheless know almost nothing about.