Sentence examples for divisive concept from inspiring English sources

Kamil even took on that most divisive concept in current popular feminist chatter, intersectionality, explaining it with a catchy jingle.

The idea of breaking through and leaving everybody else behind is a deeply divisive concept, isn't it?

Although these immediate steps involve adaptations to a changing climate, they can be motivated without necessarily invoking human-caused climate change, a divisive concept among local landowners.

It has been manipulated to entrench the right to difference (a divisive concept) at the expense of the right to equal treatment despite difference (a unifying concept).

That fundamental human impulse and right has now become one of the most volatile and divisive concepts in the world today.

By contrast, Shechter's The Perfect Human looks at men and women from the outside, considering how our sense of self is tainted by divisive concepts of perfection and beauty.

Tinder and Valentine's Day respectively are among the most divisive concepts of millennial dating.

Rebecca Nicholson, in her Guardian review today, seems to have put her finger on why the show might have proven divisive: The concept is tricky to pin down, because it aims to do so much.

He says that the two chosen were intentionally less divisive in their concept, "to appeal to the safe, conservative inclination of a committee".

Rachid Ghannouchi, Ennahdha's leader, conceded by saying sharia law was too divisive and a concept that remained "unclear" for most Tunisians.

Salvoes insisting that the concept is divisive.