Sentence examples for bridged divides from inspiring English sources

The youthful demonstrators who make up these coordination committees have bridged divides of sect, religion and class to try to formulate a leadership.

One evening, on a television in the gym, President Bush articulated his version of the romance of transformation, in which suffering made victims stronger, and compassion bridged divides of race and class.

A master negotiator, he knows how to bridge divides.

But serious efforts are made to bridge divides, illuminate interfaces and fill gaps.

The ceremonies today will focus on bridging divides, reconciliation, reconnecting the past and the future.

Asking selective schools to sponsor non-selective schools won't bridge divides; it will confirm them.

Are there ways that design and imagery can bridge divides of language?

Religion has the ability to bridge divides through empathy and forgiveness.

Congress had become a dysfunctional battleground of sectional distrust; the national government seemed unable to bridge divides.

Across the nation, well-meaning people who'd like to repair a deeply fractured America are attempting to bridge divides.

Obama hailed Brooke as "a man who's spent his life breaking barriers and bridging divides across this country".