Sentence examples for become divisive from inspiring English sources

Something that is a celebration of the best of New York can't become divisive".

Although the tournament has carried the N.C.A.A., the issue has become divisive in college basketball circles.

The debate about this had become divisive, amid growing accusations of cronyism and incompetence levelled against the president.

Jan Martel, the president of the federation, said the agreement ended an affair that had become "divisive" and "polarizing".

In a country that is almost entirely Muslim, where Asia and Europe intersect, and where secular Western and more devout Muslim cultures mingle, the issue has become divisive.

He can help that cause by changing his tone in the presidential election campaign, where immigration and religion had become divisive themes.

Mr. Shorto goes on to demonstrate why this idea became divisive (and remains so today).

Carr specifically mentioned the recruiting trail, which became divisive when cornerback Jai Eugene changed his commitment from Michigan to attend L.S.U.

But the different approaches became divisive; it was impossible to draw up rules that everyone believed in and would adhere to.

"And he's really become very divisive".

Wind turbines have become hugely divisive.