Sentence examples for big divides between from inspiring English sources

"It doesn't hurt me or anything like that, but when people try to put big divides between players and Kevin..... "We shared the changing room for eight/nine years.

We don't think there should be a big divide between us and the fans".

The veteran Leeds centre Keith Senior has said there was a "big divide" between Rhinos players and those from St Helens during England's disastrous World Cup campaign last year.

Such weighty themes seep through Teller's non-commercial photography – family, history, nationhood – and seem to mark a big divide between that and his fashion work.

Still,Smith is right that there's a big divide between people who paid attention to Japan in the 1990s and those who didn't.

"There seemed to me to be a big divide between the dirty, organic, smelly process of art making and those sterile spaces in which art was being shown," Bambi said last month.

The data from its latest Generation Rent report also showed a big divide between the help available to first-time buyers whose parents own a property and those whose family are in rented accommodation.

And he mentioned a big divide between the views of long-only fund managers (the traditional kind)  and the macro hedge fund managers, who bet on big swings in markets.

Mike Konczal argues that the big divide between New Keynesians and Old Keynesians lies in the NK belief that, contra Keynes, the economy can be counted on to "auto-correct" back to full employment.

Even a close friend and fellow Georgetown law professor, Lawrence B. Solum, says that Professor Barnett is aware of the "big divide between his views and the views of lots of other people," and that his political philosophy is "much more radical" than his legal argument in the health care case.

This is not to say that there was a big divide between them.