Sentence examples for completely divisive from inspiring English sources

By that we mean, is there any one figure in dance music so completely divisive, commercially popular, and critically adored that they could get away with declaring themselves a God during a Zane Lowe interview?

I like to think this gun obsession is progress of a sort, since it has almost completely replaced the offering of divisive gotcha amendments on abortion or gay rights.

First, it won't convince anyone that there's going to be a sudden improvement in standards, and allow the necessary relaunch – I'd even consider scrapping the Super League title completely for that, given its divisive connotations, and give league a Premiership and a Championship to match football and rugby union.

Totally inappropriate, too divisive.

The whole episode has divisive elements.

Multiculturalism is not divisive at all.

A divisive figure under normal circumstances, she behaved completely appropriately toward the president, and both of them set positive examples tonight about how leaders ought to behave.

British prime minister David Cameron issued a statement that said he "completely disagrees" with the comments and regards them as "divisive, unhelpful and quite simply wrong".

And making-a leeeeeeeurrrve!" When he gets his mandolin out and starts twanging away, everyone swoons, but the idea of music transcending the divisive brutality of war and nationalism is completely lost.

Cameron said through a spokeswoman that he "completely disagrees" with Trump's comments, which he regards as "divisive, unhelpful and quite simply wrong".

Britain's conservative prime minister David Cameron said in a statement that he "completely disagrees" with Trump's comments and regards them as "divisive, unhelpful and quite simply wrong".