Sentence examples for be divisive with from inspiring English sources

In Rawson-Jones' review of the series finalé he notes that whilst having the Doctor and Rose 'cop off' would be divisive with the shows audience, "Davies wisely managed to please both parties" by pairing her off with a human Doctor instead.

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

I know she was divisive, with many thinking Clara too big for her boots, but personally I loved the partnership.

The allegations against Finance Minister Omar Zakhilwal are the most directly connected to corruption, and they have been divisive, with his supporters and detractors lobbing accusations at one another.

Le Clos Sainte Odile Obernai Riesling, Alsace, France 2011 (£13.99, Marks & Spencer) With gewürztraminer it's the full-on floral attack that is divisive; with riesling it's the steel-blade swish of acidity that drinkers can take or leave.

While Nafta has been a major driver of American trade for nearly two decades, it has long been divisive, with critics blaming it for lost jobs and lower wages.

The topic is divisive, with some deputies defending the groups as a way to honor hardworking, law-abiding officers.

Operation Black Vote hasn't sought to be divisive but with so much rabid rhetoric – particularly around immigration – we wanted to say that sometimes this is how that noise translates, and it's really not good.

Free schools, shown to be divisive in Sweden and with no democratic control, will be financed by the taxpayer.

But it would also be divisive, as some Labour MPs with leave-voting seats are concerned about the electoral consequences of failing to back Brexit.

But Dr. Nissen and Dr. Califf would have been divisive candidates, with rival supporting camps.