We wanted to draw deeper, more divisive lines.
My college campus is diverse and accepting, full of good people who look for commonalities instead of drawing arbitrary divisive lines.
Hollywood's threat to boycott production in Georgia over proposed anti-gay legislation is a collision of politics, culture and economics that reflects the divisive lines between conservatives and liberals playing out in the race for the White House.
These must be carefully considered before mounting clinical research along what may become politically divisive lines.
No 10 pluckily stood by its "stupid, divisive (etc)" line, but George Osborne, Cameron's Grand Vizier, was wheeled out to make placatory noises.
He founded the alt-right American Renaissance website 25 years ago, which started as a print monthly to emphasize race as society's most "prominent and divisive" fault line, and that mainstream politics and media tries to "gloss over" the issue.
A freeze offers the illusion that NATO expansion can be stopped after the admission of Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic, and that their membership alone will not produce a divisive new line across Europe.
Kubicek declared that "the dumbest storyline Glee has ever done gets even dumber," MTV contributor Kevin Sullivan called it "the most divisive plot line of the season", and Bell asked, "Instead of these super creepy scenes between Puck and Shelby, can we please get more screen time for Shelby and Rachel Michelele and Menzel's "I Dreamed a Dream" duet attracted critical praise.
Sullivan called it "the most divisive plot line of the season", and Bell asked, "Instead of these super creepy scenes between Puck and Shelby, can we please get more screen time for Shelby and Rachel?" Votta criticized the show for the "pointless adult love triangle" involving Coach Beiste, Sue, and Cooter Menkins.
