Sentence examples for divisive politically from inspiring English sources

It was exactly the kind of brutal, divisive, politically motivated Sharia that Taha had long warned against, and southerners intensified a decades-long civil war against Khartoum.

The average citizen might not want to talk about it because it's a divisive, politically charged topic with a tinge of xenophobia on the side.

The issue also has been divisive politically for Republicans.

But he's had nearly two decades to road test a response, which he did quite effectively during the GOP primaries after Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry accused him of vulture capitalism, and he now seems fully comfortable portraying Bain critics as angry, divisive, politically motivated, and ignorant of how the private sector works.

Iranian officials have expressed contempt for the march proposed by the opposition for Monday, calling the idea "divisive" and "politically motivated".

Mr. Semeta, the European Union's tax commissioner, estimates that Europe loses well over a trillion dollars a year through tax evasion and the more divisive and politically delicate issue of legal tax avoidance.

He said only that Mr. Abbas and Mr. Netanyahu had moved very swiftly to the most divisive and politically sensitive issues, which he and Mrs. Clinton viewed as an indicator of their sincerity.

Few debates in the country are as divisive or politically charged as that over the storm of violence in recent years, with mass shootings and bodies hung from bridges, evidently the work of cartels, but also other killings, violent robberies, kidnappings and extortion that may or may not be the work of organized crime.

In 213 BCE, after heated court debates, Li Si launched a comprehensive assault on "private learning," which he identified as intellectually divisive and politically subversive.

Seriously, as we near the end of one of the most nationally bruising, personally divisive and politically destabilizing presidential races in modern history, "Designated Survivor" begins by wiping out almost the entire leadership of the federal government in favor of a guy who was a teacher before becoming secretary of Housing and Urban Development.  .

Comprehensive immigration reform offers Congressional lawmakers a chance to come together after a very politically divisive year to address an issue that Americans of all political stripes care deeply about and support.