Sentence examples for always been divisive from inspiring English sources

The Women's March has always been divisive.

It's a book that has always been divisive.

The European construct has always been divisive in Britain, and has cut across party lines.

And the stories I've chosen to produce have always been divisive.

Populists, from William Jennings Bryan and Huey Long through Joseph McCarthy and George Wallace, have always been divisive and polarizing.

But it is important to keep in mind that the traditions of Turkish domestic politics have always been divisive and violent.

Strong character will always be divisive.

Politics always has been divisive in America, but new research shows that PARTISAN ANIMUS may be stronger than racial hostility.

With his fierce intellect and prickly manner, Lynch has always been a divisive figure in the industry.

"He's always been a divisive figure, going back to his years in Egypt," said Brian Fishman, an expert on Al Qaeda at the New America Foundation in Washington.

At best, it was a clumsy choice of words from Sacchi but, while others have perhaps been more politically correct in their statements, the issue of foreigners in the game on the peninsula has always been a divisive one.