Sentence examples for divide opens from inspiring English sources

As days and nights lengthen, a contentious divide opens between those on government-mandated "clock time" and the "real-timers," who follow a new diurnal routine.

The same divide opens with affirmative action: Liberals tend to view it as a form of rough justice, a necessary measure to correct the pervasive effects of racism in U.S. society.

A divide opened up, different from the usual battles of bands (Beatles versus Stones) or styles (hard rock versus disco).

The Juvenile Rights Division saw more and more abuse and neglect cases, and as this happened a divide opened among the warriors.

While members of both parties criticized the tactics used in Operation Fast and Furious, a partisan divide opened over the direction of the Congressional investigation into it.

As news of the death of Jenni Rivera, in a plane crash in Mexico, spread on Twitter on Sunday, a divide opened up between the distraught and the bewildered.

I am creeped out by the increasing dogmatism and intolerance of millennials on the left; I felt a generational divide open up under me last year when everyone under 40 seemed to agree that Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till in his coffin should be removed from the Whitney Biennial.

A fundamental divide opened between those black politicians, like Bishop Muzorewa, who chose to remain inside the country to pursue a political settlement, and those, like Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe — now president of independent Zimbabwe — who went on to conduct a guerrilla campaign from exile.

An unprecedented divide opened in the 2016 election cycle between college educated and non-college educated white voters.

In October of 1906, Moody's play The Great Divide opened in New York; it was a great success and ran for two years.

One of his central claims was that of a growing divide opening up between Wales and England in some key areas that is hindering economic growth.