Sentence examples for creating divisiveness from inspiring English sources

"Just keep in mind that instigators absolutely thrive when creating divisiveness, stirring doubt and uncertainty".

American politicians, and the American people, would be much better off recognizing this, rather than succumbing to demagoguery and incendiary rhetoric aimed at creating divisiveness between China and the U.S. *Daniel Wagner is CEO of Country Risk Solutions and co-author of the forthcoming book "Global Risk Agility and Decision Making".

Such gestures would show that "the other side creates divisiveness, but we solve problems".

"You can create divisiveness or give the impression that you…do not understand what is going on or that you have sided with one element or another," says General McChrystal.

Donald Trump didn't create divisiveness.

He's not a conceptual artist trying to raise those questions and create divisiveness.

Politics and religion are the two topics that tend to really bring out strong feelings in people, and those topics can create divisiveness among otherwise friendly colleagues.

"All of a sudden Trump and his campaign are making it a wedge issue again, and creating a divisiveness when we're trying to move away from that".

While not creating the divisiveness, he is certainly stirring it up, giving a segment of the population what they want.

A wall will only create more divisiveness between residents and neighbors, he said.

As a candidate in 2005, he opposed mayoral control, telling the union it "creates more divisiveness, more infighting, more confusion".