Sentence examples for divisive statements from inspiring English sources

Then he chides Baldwin's "attitudes," giving out-of-context examples of challenging, superficially divisive statements.

The actor, currently promoting his role in Suicide Squad, spoke about the Republican candidate's many divisive statements in an interview with news.com.au.au

"Our relations with Trinity have been strained by the divisive statements of Reverend Wright, which sharply conflict with our own views," they wrote.

"Pat Buchanan and his chief ally in New York, Lenora Fulani, have a long history of making anti-Semitic and divisive statements," he said.

With new polling suggesting that he was closing the gap with President Obama in the crucial battleground of Ohio, Mr. Romney subtly distanced himself from earlier divisive statements as he sought to broaden his appeal, especially with women.

"It is a shame that the former speaker feels that these types of inaccurate, divisive statements are in any way helpful to our country," Mr. Jealous said in a statement.

A divisive statement, in more ways than one.

To us, it seems like a not-very-convincing sanitization of a very exclusionary, divisive statement.

Judgment and hate are too familiar in our everyday lives, with public figures and leaders using divisive, discriminatory statements to gain popularity and acceptance from like-minded masses.

With a largely Christian company culture, Chick-Fil-A gained notoriety this year when COO Dan Cathy made a number of divisive public statements on the subject of same sex marriage.

What looks like a radical and divisive political statement actually has the potential not to put fans off, but bring each group closer.