Sentence examples for certainly divided from inspiring English sources

Britons certainly divided over that strange, heady Diana week in 1997 and again over how to mark the millennium.

The predicted controversy surrounding Channel 4's disability prank show I'm Spazticus has yet fully to materialise, although it's certainly divided opinion.

The new Stevenage, designated on 1 August, 1946, followed by 31 new towns – from Harlow in Essex to Bracknell (Berkshire), Telford (Shropshire), Warrington (Cheshire), Washington (Tyne and Wear) to East Kilbride and Cumbernauld (Scotland) – with a combined population of 2.7 million, certainly divided opinion.

Philosophical opinion is certainly divided.

"The media reaction to this decision was like none I've seen in my coaching career and has certainly divided opinion".

Indeed Goa certainly divides opinion.

Mika certainly divides opinion - once calling himself a love-it-or-loathe-it "Marmite artist".

According to Eurostat, the EU's statistics office, such stereotypes contain some grains of truth.Marriage certainly divides Europe.

Susskind's views certainly divide opinion, but the book encourages lawyers to think about how the provision of legal services may well change in the coming years.

But there is little innocent about Odd Future, and the group certainly divides opinion – one camp citing them as the most thrilling thing to happen to hip-hop in years, the other believing that they are a bunch of overrated homophobes and misogynists.

The landscape certainly divides people – a broad, echoing flatness with the famous nuclear power station on one side, the shingle dipping into the sea on the other; railway carriages turned into quaint and spooky dwellings; newcomers from "that London" planting black, post-apocalyptic architecture alongside.