Sentence examples for beyond divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Officials now talk of the need to "work constructively" with it, particularly over Darfur, and "to move beyond divisiveness on this issue".

But while such messages are very good at introducing us to the huge variety of trees in the forest, the next thing we need - if we are to move society forward (defined as beyond divisiveness and toward unity) - is a perspective that sheds light on the very forest itself.

"His utilization of peace as a vehicle of liberation showed Africa that if we were to move beyond the divisiveness caused by colonization, and the pain of our self-inflicted wounds, compassion and forgiveness must play a role in governance.

Miliband has described himself as a new type of Labour politician, looking to move beyond the divisiveness of Blairism and Brownism, and calling for an end to the "factionalism and psychodramas" of Labour's past.

As inevitably happens in the evolution of scientific ideas, new research proves that the reality is more complex than we thought, and the time has now come to move beyond the divisiveness of the past into a more reality-based paradigm for research, education, and patient care.

(Prince Zeid's family carries its roots to the royal family of Iraq and Syria as well as Jordan at time when extremism and divisiveness threatens the whole region and beyond).

In this time of divisiveness, the world needs art to help us not only see beyond difference, but also to understand it.

There's a divisiveness in politics today, fueled by fear and propaganda, that goes beyond simple discussions about policy and personal choice.

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

Because when you look beyond the millions of dollars, fans and followers, Minaj is simply another black woman being accused of divisiveness by a white feminist for pointing out racial inequality.

Just divisiveness, nothing constructive, in our view".