Sentence examples for divisive aspects from inspiring English sources

Europe's inaction and seemingly wishful thinking about the possibilities for integration collide hard with the French and German reports on the most divisive aspects of separate cultural communities.

Their disappearance — "a really, really weird trip," in the words of one senator — was one of the most memorable and divisive aspects of the legislative standoff, and it helped escalate a policy dispute into a protracted battle over union rights that seized the attention of the nation.

Many of my fellow Americans struggle with unity and religion, and gravitate to the more divisive aspects.

In addition to the more benign facets of world history, this liberal use of the past brings many board games within striking range of some of the more tragic and divisive aspects of humanity's history.

Say what you will about the divisive aspects of his parties, often wildly recounted for their sexual deviance; each one I attended provided both a sense of pleasure and belonging.

That "Duck Dynasty" has managed to showcase the warm fuzziness of this ethos the family dinners, the moments of prayer, the primacy of family without the shadow of its more divisive aspects is a miracle of canny production and good scripting.

The suicide clause in the legislation has remained the most divisive aspect throughout.

The most divisive aspect of Stuttgart and of Stirling's later architecture is the postmodern affectation of its stone cladding, in pseudo-Italian stripes.

He has called the path to citizenship — the sine qua non element of any measure for Hispanics — "the most divisive aspect" of the legislation, and says he is proud to be called "Obamaphobic".

Senator John O. Bennett, the Republican co-president of the Senate, said the two sides had moved closer to an agreement on the most divisive aspect of the budget: the plan to raise more than $1 billion in additional revenues from corporate taxes.

But by speaking publicly on a divisive aspect of the contested presidential election, Mrs. Clinton, who will remain first lady for more than two months, placed herself at the center of a political maelstrom that has bitterly divided Democrats and Republicans.