Sentence examples for divide is so from inspiring English sources

"But the cultural divide is so hard".

In a country where the north-south cultural and economic divide is so deeply engrained, that at least is something to celebrate.

The liberal-conservative divide is so pervasive that it runs down the middle of all religious groups, dividing denominations and creating alliances across denominations.

Indeed, the divide is so large it exceeds what was true in 2008 and 2012 — when there was an actual African American candidate on the ballot.

His supporters say the divide is so wide that he has little choice but to play for time, and hope that Christian values of tolerance and understanding will foster a spirit of compromise.

Indeed the regional divide is so vast that, at £13,500 per person, economic output in Gwent, Wales, is a tenth that of one of the wealthiest part of London; and in the Tees and Welsh valleys it has now fallen below that of Lithuania, Slovenia and Slovakia.

Rarely has the divide been so deep between Wall Street and Main Street.

This divide was so deep that "someone got killed" as a result of the "old" and "new" conflict.

In some parts of the country, the economic divide was so stark that CPR differences could be mapped out block by block.

This political divide was so deep and bitter that it blocked cooperation between Austrian émigrés and between the various resistance groups that had formed inside the country.

The divide was so stark that someone on a tall building in downtown Buffalo had clear skies overhead but could see a menacing gray wall of moisture and snow swept up off the lake and driven south.