Sentence examples for divisive address from inspiring English sources

Trump, in his spiteful and divisive address, never paused to acknowledge Clinton's presence or their extended battle for election.

Their opportunism, abetted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's divisive address to Congress earlier this month, has made it hard for Obama to clarify his argument: the bargain may carry risks, but it is better than any practical alternative.

First there was the divisive Inaugural Address, where an inaccurate picture of American "carnage" became the stage for illusory promises to the "forgotten" that will not be kept because there are no policies planned or in place to do so.

In the interview, Clinton also criticized Trump's highly caustic and divisive inauguration address, in which he decried "this American carnage" and painted the country as dark and apocalyptic.

Those are divisive fronts to address.

There are pundits who say that now is not the time to address divisive issues and that we should move to the middle of the political spectrum in our policy debates.

Comprehensive immigration reform offers Congressional lawmakers a chance to come together after a very politically divisive year to address an issue that Americans of all political stripes care deeply about and support.

Citizens UK has created its own manifesto for social justice addressing divisive issues including pay-day lending, social care, indefinite detention and the Living Wage.

In 2011, Kendall founded the Empathy First Initiative which is dedicated to cultivating habits of empathy for addressing divisive social issues.

The ten page-long review addresses divisive comments Paul recently made related to his view of the Civil Rights Act, but also calls attention to various remarks made by the Senate candidate over the years that never gained traction in media coverage of the Kentucky race.

Such a political move will address current divisive political turmoil.