Sentence examples for divided in two camps from inspiring English sources

"You could say the African-American concert world was divided in two camps: all the promoters who were trying to beat Al, and him," said Jack Boyle, then chairman of the concert giant SFX Entertainment's live music group.

After each election, the populace is divided in two camps.

And I know you don't want to anger supporters of yours who are divided in two camps -- especially you members of Congress who are worried about being challenged.

"He divided Syrians in two camps, one with him who are patriots and one against him who are criminals, terrorists and radicals," said the shopkeeper, who gave only a nickname, Abu Omar, for safety reasons.

Twenty-seven girls who attend Camp Anita Bliss Coler, one of the agency's five camps in Fishkill, N.Y., returned there after last summer's group was divided in two.

Mr. Chrétien's firing of Mr. Martin has divided the party in two camps, with Mr. Martin's backers now maneuvering to replace the prime minister as Liberal leader, a move tantamount to dumping him from office.

"It is divided into two camps over what in the grand scale of things is a storm in a teacup.

Rarely have the critics been so neatly divided into two camps, both alike in dignity, as they are over Helen Mirren's Phèdre.

Edward Glaeser, the Harvard economist and author of "Triumph of the City," has said these efforts can be divided into two camps: cities still in the process of being built (think Houston over the past few decades) and cities in decline that try revitalization.

In response to the riots in Britain, NYTimes.com readers have largely divided into two camps.

Researchers who use protein binders in multiplexed assays can be divided into two camps.