Sentence examples for divisive nature from inspiring English sources

The response from the five commissioners of the S.E.C. reflects the divisive nature of the issue.

At Christmas Woodward ignored the Portuguese's candidacy to replace Van Gaal because of Mourinho's divisive nature.

But the divisive nature of the issue was highlighted by the response of some passersby.

I can assure you that the divisive nature of this competition has been vastly overstated.

The response from the S.E.C.'s five commissioners reflects the divisive nature of the topic of executive pay.

Mothers, however, have been turned off by the divisive nature of the debate over the law, Lake said.

Their inexperience and divisive natures were counterproductive at council meetings, making some run past midnight.

When these ads are political or divisive in nature, their secrecy deprives those affected by the ads the opportunity to respond in a timely manner — say, before an election concludes.

We often seem to forget that guns are extremely powerful and divisive by nature.

Why would Barack Obama -- the candidate of unity -- want a man so divisive in nature to work on his presidential campaign?

Our divisive political nature allows for exaggerating the accomplishments of those presidents we support and minimizing the feats of those we oppose.