Sentence examples for divides of the from inspiring English sources

Massive Attack Blue Lines (1991) Britain's "urban" music has always reflected a diverse multiculturalism, rather than the strictly delineated divides of the mainly American styles that influence it.

Those fratricidal frenzies helped to put Labour out of power for long stretches, but the one redeeming feature of the divides of the past is that the battle lines were vividly drawn.

In the introduction, the author describes the divides of the worker's environment: "For a person to live on earth, he has to face two worlds: the boundless world of the outside, and the world that exists inside a person".

October, shot in 1993, is a dark and near-silent black-and-white film that tells the story of Idrissa, an African student, and Irina, his Russian girlfriend, and the difficulties of forming a relationship across the racial and cultural divides of the 1980s, between Mali and Moscow.

Commercial flight innovation was the next step forward, quickening travel and further lessening the geographical divides of the country.

This is cricketing country, a resilient community that experienced some of the worst trials and divides of the miners' strike.

The dividing of the roles eliminates this conundrum.

The divide of the ultimate, between death and life".

Cupcakes have also bridged the most contentious divide of the Middle East.

Across the divide of the industrial revolution, there is another city whose promise of greatness now lies in ruins: Detroit.

The discipline is more remarkable because the Liberal Democrats are the most divided of the three parties.