Sentence examples for divisive it from inspiring English sources

The technology is so divisive it gets its own section in the Coalition Agreement that brought nuclear-loving Tories together with the party that had opposed nuclear power for decades, the Liberal Democrats.

Black Lives Matter isn't divisive, it's responding to and calling out divisions that were already there.

It was divisive; it wasn't nice.

"This legislative restriction is divisive, it isolates us.

Beauty is elitist, divisive, it implies other things are ugly.

It is socially very divisive, it is stigmatising, it is subtly slanderous and it is immoral.

It's divisive and it was hurtful.

It's been negative, it's been divisive and it's been increasingly desperate".

It's a simple fact, and it isn't divisive -- it's recognizing that our realities are shaped both by how we're perceived and our identities.

"It's deeply offensive to a number of people in Scotland, it's deeply divisive and it's wholly unnecessary".

She added, "It's so divisive, and it's really tearing the country apart".