Sentence examples for divided him from inspiring English sources

His self-alienation had divided him in two.

It was as if a pane of glass had always divided him from the common world.

More than any other issue, Trump's trade policies have divided him from the traditionally free-trade Republican Party.

Clinton's reëlection victory made possible a breakthrough on the budgetary issues that had divided him and Republicans for two years.

Nor has it reduced Mr. Morrison's resolve to block the project, a crusade that, he acknowledged, has divided him from neighbors, generally lifelong residents of the area, who see the mine as a potential source of jobs.

There was also skepticism generally about the Trump administration's announcement of a deal with Mexico, given the scant details available and GOP lawmakers' wariness about the president's impulsive and scattershot approach on trade — the issue that, more than any other, has divided him from his allies on Capitol Hill.

By attacking the mind of the enemy, he said, by intimidating him, subverting his will to fight, dividing him internally and from his allies.

He needed a distraction, something droll or alarming, anything that would divide him from the task at hand and cause him to reflect.

Zarqawi represents the most extreme faction of the insurgency and the US is reportedly trying to divide him from more moderate elements.

Fleming posed several times with a gun and played up to the idea that there was only a thin line dividing him from his fictional hero.

But Tolstoy is at once a preacherly artist and an artistic preacher, and it is as hard to divide him into two distinct selves as it is to divide DH Lawrence into sermonising high priest and storytelling layman.