Sentence examples for divisive from from inspiring English sources

Suede were born to be divisive: from early on, they were criticised for being the beneficiaries of media hype, even though they had spent years in various bands playing "in front of three people".

This may make them a bit divisive from a design perspective, though I'm sure many people will also love the way the screen appears with only a bare minimum of screen frame around it, and no visible stand (since the TV leans against a felt-covered back pull-out leg).

We knew it from his insults, from his divisive statements, from his self-congratulatory tweets, from his demagoguery.

The reaction has been largely divisive; coming from everyone from casual clubbers to DJs themselves.

America is turning away from  George W. Bush.Unfortunately, America is not turning away from being "played" by  divisive themes from politicians.

The former Texas governor added: "It is time to elevate our debate from divisive name-calling, from soundbites without solutions, and start discussing how we will make the country better for all if a conservative is elected president".

But more interesting than that, it generates a feed from users who see lots of potentially divisive statements from their friends.

Shabnam Mahmood reports from both Sunni and Shia communities and reveals how divisive messages from the Middle East are fuelling intolerance here.

The contribution needed for divisive inhibition from the low salience target is also smaller than that from the high salience target.

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is pushing back against Republicans trying to distance themselves from Donald Trump's caustic anti-Muslim comments, highlighting what she calls similarly divisive rhetoric from other GOP presidential hopefuls.

PEARSON: There are obviously divisive issues from state to state.