Sentence examples for divisive dialogue from inspiring English sources

If we continue this divisive dialogue, we won't have to worry about bioterrorism threats from the outside; we will weaken ourselves from within -- and there is no vaccine for that ill.

Why don't you say that the minority community started with the divisive dialogue?

But during such divisive times, dialogue cannot happen if we continue to denigrate each other through labels.

Obama believes voters want a sensible, less-divisive political dialogue, that the whole process can become more honorable if the right candidate leads the way.

His use of this derogatory term is yet another example of how corrosive and divisive our political dialogue has become, and it is clearly unacceptable.

Every aspect of this situation seems to be incredibly divisive within the dialogues of our communities.

In committing to detailed, difficult dialogue on divisive issues such as gay rights, I've often been told by many ordained Christian pastors that those denominations that accept non-heterosexuals openly into the body of Christ are "not the real Christians"; according to these pastors, they are "confusing the will of God with the work of the devil" and so on.

Mexicans, themselves the product of the clash between the Old and New Worlds, could shift this country's often divisive "us versus them" racial dialogue.

In her searing speech, Proulx cataloged the many crises facing the country, including climate change, the cascade of sexual harassment accusations and the divisive state of our political dialogue.

Rhetoric is less divisive, coalitions are more diverse, and dialogue is more frequent.

Whether it's in the aftermath of yet another school shooting, or in the context of public health, the national dialogue around gun reform is divisive and often inconclusive leaving us with little coherent legislation or few increased safety measures.