The country has a bigger divide now than ever, he added.
Inside, though, they're a big noise, a band getting bigger and bigger, dividing opinions as they go.
"Class was the bigger divide than gender when I was at H.B.S.," said Ms. Wallace, who graduated in 2010.
Arguably there is a bigger divide between the Conservatives and Labour on Europe than on any other issue.
Nor do many welcome a bigger divide between the 17 countries of the euro zone and the EU's remaining ten.
BEN MCGRATH: I think in the not-too-distant past, there was a much bigger divide, because of the money gap.
Respondents at two of the newer universities thought diplomas might well be ignored by elite institutions, creating a bigger divide between different institutions.
A bigger divide is hard to imagine than between this isolated hamlet clinging to the Himalayan foothills and the ambitious steel and glass spires of that desert capital.
The Republicans face a bigger divide between the establishment and the base than the Democrats do between progressives and moderates.
But first let me note that an even bigger divide in America than class may be values.
