Sentence examples for divided fans from inspiring English sources
The judges' decision to save Katie from the boot divided fans of the TV talent show.
The debate has divided fans, including Jewish supporters of the north London team.
But whether Colonel Reb too should go, and what might replace him, has divided fans.
Her appointment drew widespread cheers, but the subsequent announcement about that non-existent maternity leave divided fans.
His rapid rise to fame divided fans of dubstep and, in certain corners of the internet, was known as the "the most hated man in dubstep".
"I understand when I was playing here for my dad I could've been a Marmite-type player - I divided fan opinion.
Trump's focus on the divisive tactic — at a rally last fall for a Republican candidate from Alabama he referred to a hypothetical protesting player as a "son of a... .. — has forced the NFL, a multibillion-dollar business, to react to satisfy a suddenly divided fan base as well as a president who's a friend to several team owners.
But that's another point about the popularity of YouTube's stars: the way they divide fans from non-fans is a big part of their appeal too.
With Bowie crooning in alienated soul mode, the turbulent, overbearing, sometimes shrill power of the music recalls the uncompromising nature of Scott Walker's recent albums, and Tim Buckley's exploratory masterpiece, Starsailor, and is liable to divide fans in a similar manner.
Their protest, which other players have continued even as Kaepernick and Reid have not been signed by any teams, continues to stir debate online, divide fans and the league owners, captivate celebrities and athletes and motivate President Trump to persistently tweet his anger over it.
