Sentence examples for divisive person from inspiring English sources

McAlary was such a divisive person, and people have such strong opinions about who he was.

Number two, in terms of divisive, I don't think I'm a divisive person.

"Wawel is the heart of Polishness, and nobody should be buried there, especially President Kaczynski, who was a divisive person.

"She's done this incredible thing, moving from being the most divisive person in American politics to someone that Republicans like.

Hughes and the team realized that Palin was an extremely divisive person, and used people's dislike of her as a way to raise money instantly online.

"When the Town Of Jackson decides to honor such a divisive person, it is taking sides against some of its residents," Muldoon said in the statement.

Her campaign showed me a lot of the anti-blackness in the party: White women called her damaged goods, someone that was trying to make money, an evil, divisive and hateful person.

"People are really upset with the idea that such a controversial, divisive and hateful person would be in a position of such honor," said Sean Soendker Nicholson, executive director of Progress Missouri, which has been leading the opposition effort.

The investigative field team (BDN, KD, MŠ, MV, LM) summarized the final transcripts and extracted common themes and divisive statements for by-person factor analysis.

But suddenly, a divisive force emerges in the person of Combo (the scary Stephen Graham), a much tattooed, Liverpudlian hard-case who emerges from jail after apparently taking the rap for the easy-going Woody.

To us, cyberbullying and trolling is worse than calling us vile names in person because it's divisive without accountability.