Sentence examples for as being divisive from inspiring English sources

Mirabella is viewed by many of her opponents as being divisive and ideological.

People see us as being divisive and imply that we're promoting ideas that just aren't there.

It's a sentiment arguably shared by Graham, who famously denounced the term "plus size" in May as being "divisive".

And religious worship (not of course historical and sociological comparative study of the subject) should be removed from publicly funded schooling, as being divisive there too - among many other deficits.

It continued: "As well as being divisive, the time and cost to taxpayers in this city in defending litigation that has consistently been found in our favour over a number of years, is both disruptive and distracting.

Another junior councillor (and global warming-denier) painted him as being divisive.

The tension, was as complex as it was divisive.

All this time he was the leading member of the American Indian Movement (AIM), as charismatic as he was divisive.

Martinez is as compelling as he is divisive, and his return to the World Series proved that a five-year hiatus from baseball's grandest stage was too long.

He did, after all, ascend to the White House on an immigrant-bashing, ethnonationalist platform as dishonest as it was divisive.

Just as Dunham is divisive with fans and the media, she is with voters too.