Sentence examples for divisive having from inspiring English sources

How can you do religion without being divisive?" Having overseen religion coverage as a news executive at National Public Radio, Mr. Buzenberg disagreed.

Tied with it is Hanya Yanagihara's A Little Life, which has had every bit as much of a hype campaign but has proved somewhat critically divisive, having been ruthlessly panned at the height of its good press by both the London Review of Books and the New York Review of Books.

Anything that divisive has to be worth seeing.

Their attempts to smear this new, popular nationalism and depict it as something spiteful and divisive have lodged in the memories of those engaged in it.

And even shows like Girls, which is wildly divisive, has as many people tuning in to bitch about it as it does true believers in Lena Dunham.

I opened up my phone interview with Wallace using the same question that many of Wallace's initial critics, who dismissed her work as "divisive," had in the 70s and 80s.

But Gatlin is a divisive figure, having served two doping bans, including a four-year suspension between 2006-2010.

Mancini's divisive approach has left many nonplussed.

But Churchill's divisive policies had already produced a disastrous effect on the Indian political scene.

Such divisive primaries have threatened to reopen longstanding rifts within the party.

The assassination attempt left Americans questioning whether divisive politics had pushed the suspect over the edge.