Sentence examples for divisive class from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lhota has it backward when he accuses Mr. de Blasio of waging a divisive "class warfare" campaign.

Mr. Hannity called the clips evidence of the "most divisive class warfare" from Mr. Obama and said it offered "a glimpse into the mind of the real Barack Obama".

Defra may be surprised that anyone is trying to suggest that they are subsidising grouse shooting, but divisive, class-war rhetoric has been an unfortunate feature of the latest campaign against moorland management.

Credit for finding such a divisive class-war dividing phrase goes to Nancy Pelosi.

Then, abruptly, Rivers changed the subject, to a topic more divisive than class warfare or Woody Allen Lena Dunhamm's body.

That's why he doesn't want a ballot initiative, because he says it will be divisive and class warfare – and that's where there is a clear divergence.

All seven have missed a total of 350 days of school over the past three years.The fracas has been a disaster for Decatur, a town that, having only recently shed its reputation as "strike town USA", is now learning that race can be even more divisive than class.

Contrary to Mr. Brooks's position, populism is not about divisive rhetoric or class warfare.

They must untangle loyalty, duty, individuality, the divisive power of class and wealth.

Instead, take the gong in the spirit in which it was offered: as a divisive symbol of class warfare.

'GOOD PEOPLE' David Lindsay-Abaire's quiet, seemingly uneventful drama about former sweethearts from South Boston who (briefly) reunite in middle age turned out to be a trenchant assessment of the divisive power of class in this country.