Sentence examples for divided place from inspiring English sources

There seems little doubt that Brazil will be a more divided place after this week.

At the time, the law school was a politically charged and divided place.

Last season the dressing room proved a divided place with the sizeable contingent of Francophone players forming their own clique.

"North Ayrshire is a very divided place in terms of health and wealth," says 23-year-old Nairn McDonald.

Hungary can feel like a very divided place, yet so many of the people we met along the way had more in common than they might imagine.

Does Clos ever worry that he is part of a process that is making the world a more unequal and divided place?

Sharply divided places like north Belfast and Derry (referred to by unionists as Londonderry) have proved harder to crack.

The turmoil in Ukraine suggests that now is a good time to reassess the potential for federalism, "ethno-" or otherwise, for managing divided places like Ukraine.

The negative view of federalism as a destabilizing constitutional order in ethnically divided places was one that was not only perceived by elites as a lived experience in former communist federations, such as the Soviet Union successor states Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, but was also prevalent among scholars studying the collapse of communism.

"You go to a few divided places and you see the United Nations insignia thing, and quickly you start to see UN as 'un', as if we can undo things... when things get too messy and we wish we could take it all back, but we can't".

The four roommates built a second level and divided the place into bedrooms.