Sentence examples for deeply divisive move from inspiring English sources

It was a deeply divisive move.

Gradually, Anna begins see her country's presence in the region as deeply divisive, preventing the Egyptians from moving toward independence just as they are emerging from the influence of the crumbling Ottoman Empire.

Standing in front of No 10, Mr Blair acknowledged that Iraq had been a "deeply divisive issue", but said he believed the country was now ready to move on.

Dr. John, 50, is the first openly homosexual bishop nominated by the Church of England, and the action, coming after a similar move by Episcopalians in New Hampshire earlier this month, has stirred a deeply divisive reaction that goes well beyond this community in suburban Berkshire.

Lieberman, a controversial and deeply divisive figure, replaces the popular former chief of staff Moshe Yaalon, who was pushed out last week as Netanyahu moved to expand his wafer-thin majority.

It remains deeply divisive today.

But it remains a deeply divisive viewpoint.

That is deeply divisive," he said.

Birt remains a deeply divisive figure.

But its time in power has been deeply divisive.

Within the espionage world, Golitsyn was a deeply divisive figure.