Sentence examples for bitterly divide from inspiring English sources

The controversy did more than severely agitate and bitterly divide the Christian community; it also threatened the political stability of the Roman Empire.

But free trade has taken political hits recently, as lawmakers bitterly divide over the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a massive agreement that Congress may vote on after the election.

Johnson's conduct of the war damaged his own and the government's credibility, miring the nation in a quagmire that would bitterly divide the American people.

This one is special because the political parties have chosen to make it a proxy for the core debates over taxes, spending, and the size and role of government that bitterly divide them and the country.

And it wants the constitution to outlaw abortion a demand which would bitterly divide the Polish people.Tadeusz Mazowiecki, Poland's first prime minister after the fall of the communist regime in 1989 and one of the draft's main authors, says that if Poles reject it they will be proving themselves a "quarrelsome nation incapable of building a new state".

But "this one is special," Packer said in the chat, "because the political parties have chosen to make it a proxy for the core debates over taxes, spending, and the size and role of government that bitterly divide them and the country".

They are bitterly divided.

The Europeans are bitterly divided.

But the proposal bitterly divided the community.

They say the country is bitterly divided.

Spain, after all, was bitterly divided.