Divided Worlds is an exhibition that aims to describe the divide between ideas and ideologies, between geographies and localities, between communities and nations, and the subjective and objective view of experience and reality itself.
Traveling on the ground, you can see that the divide between red and blue, between urban and rural, isn't all that sharp.
Figueres said countries had overcome multiple faultlines to arrive at a deal in Paris – the divide between rich and poor countries, between the public and private sector, between different regions.
In southern Europe, notably in Italy, spectator violence can also reflect deep-seated cultural rivalries and tensions, especially between neighbouring cities or across the divide between north and south.
When Mr. Castro later signaled a shift of his own, no longer calling exiles gusanos, or worms, as his brother and predecessor Fidel Castro had done, the divide between Cuban and Cuban-American, between exile and loyalist, eased further away.
The divide between event and process, between the actual and the potential, harks back to the kinesis and energeia of Aristotle's metaphysics.One question is whether the ability to distinguish them is hard-wired into the human brain.
Its placement, "one block from Wall Street, with traffic going through a block away, facing the Statue of Liberty," Denes says, "was a meaningful attack" on the divide between rich and poor, between the pastoral and the technocratic, and how people embrace progress.
The divide between Porterville and East Porterville, and even between neighbors with city water or dry wells, has created an aura of anxiety.
My friends all ask the same thing: "Can't he get out?" It's a question that lays bare the divide between my husband and my friends, between my world and his.
The divide between the rich and the poor, between the dwellers of compounds that have names such as Beverly Hills and Palm Hills that honour and try to recreate their western originals on the one hand, and the inhabitants of the slum areas that lack the most basic of amenities on the other, is being drawn along linguistic lines.
