Sentence examples for been a divide between from inspiring English sources

Social psychologist Yasemin Acar said: "There has always been a divide between people that consider themselves secular and those who consider themselves religiously conservative.

Of course, there has always been a divide between the shows that most excite Hollywood and the shows intended for mass appeal.

Traditionally, there has been a divide between northern liberal countries, such as Britain and Sweden, and protectionist founder members, such as France and Italy.

• As for the look itself, she said there had always been a divide between partisans of the two approaches: "the evocative and the sublime and the mysterious, and the more gaudy and the more upbeat".

Fashion and style may seem unimportant, but history suggests otherwise – since man started to wrap himself in skins, there has been a divide between those who care and those who don't.

Internal party debates are carried out behind closed doors, but there has long been a divide between those like Jiang on the "right" who favour more deregulation, opening and market reform and those on the "new left" who favour a more interventionist, egalitarian and authoritarian approach.

There is a divide between them and other Americans.

It's a divide between people who are inward-facing and outward-facing".

"I think there is a divide between the companies," he said.

But there is a divide between police and all the rest of us".

Tracy's innocence is a divide between Ms. Winokur and her character, the actress said.