Sentence examples for divisive thinking from inspiring English sources

But while the book, and the divisive thinking behind it, took off in conservative circles, few stopped to look at the curious origins or ironies behind its publication.

We could use listening to build a sense of common purpose, silently recognizing similarities and then sharing strategies instead of falling into the trap of divisive thinking that is being promoted so heavily all around us.

A closer look at our textbooks and teachers suggests that there is a predisposition in existing curriculum to cultivate and promote partisan, divisive and intolerant thinking.

But the fact that three Federal Reserve committee members voted against the policy -- the first time so many have dissented to a Fed policy since 1992 -- indicates that this is a divisive way of thinking.

It was also the base from which Hooley could cultivate his entrepreneurial genius and messianically insist on a new and non-divisive way of thinking about Northern Ireland and its young people.

The war was born in the original sins of deceptive salesmanship, divisive politics, and wishful thinking about the aftermath.

The Utah Republican offered a way of thinking about this divisive issue that could prove far more persuasive with wavering senators than the cramped policy championed by President Bush.

The Games Lanes are an extremely hard sell to Londoners with many thinking they are divisive and elitist but, for two weeks, are they just an annoying necessity?

Frankly, I think anyone who is thinking along those lines is repeating a non-supportive divisive pattern.

A novel film or an unusually forward-thinking politician might also be divisive.

Rather than focusing on divisive issues, CBR is a positive, forward-thinking approach that may contribute to peace-building.