Sentence examples for divisive narrative from inspiring English sources

These are societal issues and society is better served when we all consistently unpack and challenge the divisive narrative; when we all work together authentically and collaboratively.

It has been said that Trillin was mocking foodie culture, but he could have easily conveyed this message without using Chinese cuisine as an accessory and setting up the divisive narrative of "we" and "they".

Unfortunately, in the engineering profession, especially the tech world, a powerful and divisive narrative is already in place that continues to shape our history, the people that enter our profession and our culture.

"Congress must not give in to this hateful, racist, and divisive narrative coming out of the White House.

These splits often fall along broader partisan or regional lines, but organizers at Giffords say there's a particularly divisive narrative at the core of the gun debate that they hope veterans can combat.

Such issues may bring up uncomfortably divisive narratives, but if you find them uncomfortable, consider the effect on the highly overstressed psychology of the soldier in and out of combat.

"We want future generations who can confidently challenge and think critically about divisive narratives that suggest people of different faiths and cultures can't live peacefully or work together.

The negative societal impacts from the economic concentration, stifling of diverse voices and perpetuation of divisive cultural narratives makes it a national problem that must be addressed.

So ignore the noise and the often-divisive media narratives, Negotiators and Ministers.

"Wouldn't it be nice if people who jumped to conclusions and peddled a false, divisive, anger-stoking narrative had to apologize for misleading America?" So how about Fox News and its "two-year rage-gasm" over Benghazi?

"What we're facing right now – in terms of the rise of populism and divisive and fearful narratives around the world – it's based around the fact that globalisation doesn't seem to be working for the middle class, for ordinary people," the Canadian prime minister said in an interview at his oak-panelled office in the country's parliament.