Sentence examples for angry divisions from inspiring English sources

The four-year battle over landmark status for the community has created angry divisions among neighbors.

The Gurkha community, once noted for its dignified battle for equal rights, has shattered into angry divisions, punctuated by accusations and counter-accusations.

It was notable for uniting all but one of the justices in a case that could easily have given rise to angry divisions.

The group was not particularly united when the meeting ended, but the overt signs of angry divisions had faded a little.

LONDON — Wading once more into an issue that has caused angry divisions among Anglicans around the world, the Church of England said Friday that gay clergymen in civil partnerships could become bishops as long as they vowed to remain celibate.

Angry divisions have been exposed, between founding fathers of the revolution — Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme leader, and Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, the former president — and between the regime and the people.

"Let's build unity in the American family, not angry division".

These next days promise to be filled with high drama and angry division.

But along the Fifth Avenue route of New York City's annual Salute to Israel Parade, the intense, even angry, division among Jews over the two United States Senate candidates was starkly on display.

But whether he or Mr. Trump or Mr. Buchanan or someone else ends up on the Reform ticket, many of the party leaders here today lamented that the angry division left in the party after a morning and afternoon of bitter infighting would likely prove to be a serious political detriment.

The government is veering towards chaotic process and open insurrection, with angry confusion and divisions in the cabinet and the leadership group about strategy and direction.