Sentence examples for divisive telephone from inspiring English sources
William Cunningham, one of Mr. Bloomberg's senior strategists, called upon Mr. Green and his top advisers to take a lie detector test about his campaign's involvement in the racially divisive telephone calls and pamphlets.
The long-delayed unity rally -- these things are normally held the day after the election -- came after a series of intense meetings between Mr. Green and Mr. Ferrer held over 18 hours, in which Mr. Ferrer and his supporters denounced as racially divisive a barrage of telephone calls and leaflets in the days before the runoff.
"The Vietnam issue, which I guess I owned more than anyone, was very divisive," Mr. McGovern said in a telephone interview.
These officials drew particular attention to a recorded telephone message that Mr. Robertson had sent to many Michigan voters, a divisive portrayal of Mr. McCain as an enemy of the faithful.
And strikes are divisive.
Religion is too divisive.
The question is divisive.
He is a divisive character.
