Sentence examples for bitter divisiveness from inspiring English sources

However well intended, it has generated bitter divisiveness and no consensus for three-and-a-half decades.

In a larger sense, this war marks another escalation of the bitter divisiveness within the political class brought on by the hearings on the Supreme Court nominations of Robert Bork and Clarence Thomas, by special prosecutor Lawrence Walsh's Iran-contra indictments, by the Gingrich-Clinton showdown that closed the federal government, by Ken Starr's jeremiad and the Clinton impeachment.

Domestic conflicts between Republicans and Democrats over the causes of the terror threat and what is needed to combat it will only lead to a tragic repeat of the bitter divisiveness experienced during the Nixon years.

He promised to unite red and blue states, to end a period of bitter divisiveness in Washington.

Lincoln held a moderate view of Reconstruction, seeking to reunite the nation speedily through a policy of generous reconciliation in the face of lingering and bitter divisiveness.

Mr. Walker's conduct has provoked a level of divisiveness and bitter partisan hostility the likes of which have not been seen in this state since at least the Vietnam War.

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

"Bitter, bitter," Lance said.

Just divisiveness, nothing constructive, in our view".

What better way to demonstrate your capacity to work with opponents and distinguish yourself from Mr Gore, who has a reputation for divisiveness than to appoint a man who was, until recently, trying to bash the living daylights out of you?Of course, Mr McCain, still smarting from the bitter primary campaign, says he does not want the job.

"We can't do that through divisiveness.