Sentence examples for albeit divisive from inspiring English sources
Enthroned in 1998, he led Greece's 10 million Orthodox Christians for a decade, raising church attendance, preaching reform in a stuffily old-fashioned church and becoming one of the most popular, albeit divisive, figures in the country's recent history.
Mr. Pamuk, 59, is Turkey's best-known writer, albeit a divisive one thanks to his Western orientation.
It remains a divisive topic, albeit with the division between core gamers who argue passionately online against free-to-play, and the more mainstream gamers who don't even know there's a passionate argument going on: they're just playing the games on their smartphones and tablets, and on Facebook.
You have to give the Republicans credit-if nothing else for sheer chutzpah, albeit a cynical and divisive kind of chutzpah.
And strikes are divisive.
The Clark campaign produced an April 1992 quotation from the Congressional Record in which Mr. Kerry said affirmative action was divisive because of "the degree to which people receive it with some resentment -- albeit at different levels in different places".
Religion is too divisive.
The question is divisive.
