Sentence examples for be divisive from from inspiring English sources
Suede were born to be divisive: from early on, they were criticised for being the beneficiaries of media hype, even though they had spent years in various bands playing "in front of three people".
It can be divisive and polarising, diverting us from the real issues at hand.
At a recent candidate forum, Silverman said she supported a ban on city contractors donating to candidates while Reeder said it would be "divisive" to bar local companies from the political process.
From the outset it was always going to be divisive.
Politics may be divisive.
"I'll always do this," Page said, continuing to stare at his P.D.A. Devices are divisive: they divide us from them.
The topic of unions is divisive all over Michigan – from the halls of its legislative buildings to the floors of its local factories.
Far from being divisive, Jeremy has sought, in constructing his shadow cabinet, to encompass every known strand of Labour party opinion.
His selection was divisive, garnering both strong pushback from literary purists and exultation from fans and proponents of genre expansion.
Senate Republican leaders said Wednesday that they would aggressively pursue a constitutional amendment banning gay marriages despite Democratic arguments that the proposal is divisive, unnecessary and a distraction from more pressing issues.
