Sentence examples for became polarized from inspiring English sources
As Washington became polarized and politics was cast as a battle between virtue and evil, David remained a journalist trusted by both sides.
After reading the book "What Is life?" by the physicist Erwin Schrodinger he became polarized toward finding the secret of the gene.
Furthermore, the hepatocytes in the human IVL cultures became polarized, leading to efficient HBV replication and release in vitro.
As World War II was coming to an end the Great Alliance that defeated Nazi Germany and the Empire of Japan quickly disintegrated and the world became polarized, initially divided between the West and its allies, and the Communist Bloc.
In the present work, we demonstrate that target astrocytes became polarized in response to T cell attack (whether the T cells are anti-viral, or allogeneic T cells); as a result, astrocytes altered their morphology, shape, internal cytoskeletal and organelle organization, and distribution of selected membrane proteins.
"The debate quickly became polarized, with conservatives rallying for A and liberals for C as each disparaged the other side's preferred strategies.
What has become polarized, Fiorina argues, is the élite.
Our politics have become polarized to the point of paralysis.
"There's a tendency when I weigh in to think suddenly it becomes political and it becomes polarized".
Already rallies here and across the nation have become polarized along political lines, with antiwar protests being characterized as liberal and pro-administration rallies being called politically conservative.
In short, casual observation suggests that American politics has become polarized because Republicans have shifted to the right, and Democrats haven't followed them.
