Sentence examples for divisive feud from inspiring English sources
He also objected to the way in which the Guardian implied that he was opposed to King Abdullah's policies, said that he was unrepentant with regard to KAUST and implied that he was perpetuating a divisive feud with King Abdullah.
Dozens of American families are still hoping to complete adoptions that were already in progress when the ban took effect on Jan . 1The adoption issue has moved to the center of an increasingly divisive diplomatic feud.
The article, which appears well sourced, talks of a brilliant but divisive figure, feuding with fellow executives and creating "a toxic work environment that has chased talented employees away from a maturing company that's in desperate need of innovative thinking".
So warm a response is wondrous to hear, and the best thing about "Cloud Atlas" is that it could, and should, turn into a properly divisive film, touching off feuds between the fervid and the splenetic, but one has to ask: does it allow for immersion?
It was then, after all, that lovers of local basketball got their first full glimpse of the long-awaited rivalry, an internecine hoops game that should, at least in theory, generate a grudge match as enduring and divisive as the pre-existing feud between the Yankees and the Mets.
They notably include Mohammed Dahlan, a powerful but divisive figure whose elevation is unlikely to help resolve the feud between Fatah and Hamas.The elections produced a clearout of most of the old guard on the central committee.
There have been a lot of bitter feuds attached to posts about this rabbi, and if tone is any indication, feminism is one divisive issue among Jews from all walks of life who are (still) weighing in.
And strikes are divisive.
