Sentence examples for as divisiveness from inspiring English sources
Whatever advantage is procured through the rallying of one's own base is outweighed by what will be read as divisiveness and disdain.
The profit motive might explain Grant's ugliness, but it left another question unanswered: Why was that particular form of ugliness — Cuomo summed it up as "divisiveness, scapegoating, name-calling, shouting, callousness, lack of civility" — profitable?
Jackson dismissed suggestions that, at a time when the party is seeking to surround its presidential nomination of Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. Dukakis with a show of unity, his move could be seen as divisiveness.
But while such messages are very good at introducing us to the huge variety of trees in the forest, the next thing we need - if we are to move society forward (defined as beyond divisiveness and toward unity) - is a perspective that sheds light on the very forest itself.
As for divisiveness, those who criticize Trump should look in the mirror.
For Bradman, it was the most personally fulfilling period of his playing days, as the divisiveness of the 1930s had passed.
Bradman wrote that this was the most personally fulfilling period of his playing days, as the divisiveness of the 1930s had passed.
But Rev. Jeremiah Wright's selected sermons suddenly threatened all that, just as racial divisiveness emanated from his Democratic rival's camp.
I might use that one myself, actually". Romney also criticized what he characterized as the "divisiveness" of the Obama campaign's populist message, which he said "is seizing upon envy and jealousy to attack fellow Americans and try to divide us". "It's time for us to stop the attacks on success at home," he said.
"One should not interpret this as being division or divisiveness amongst the cardinals, take into consideration the size of the group and the normal process," he said.
The Trump era — a time period as fraught with high-wattage divisiveness as the 1960s — also has seen public spectacles of self-immolation.
