Sentence examples for divisive third from inspiring English sources

For the release of Oasis's divisive third album, Be Here Now, the band's management attempted to keep things "low key" and not let anyone hear it.

Yet, his accomplishments are being tragically jeopardized by that ugly, divisive third rail in American politics: race.

The other came from a man willing risk his political future on planting both feet on the most divisive Third Rail in American life: Race.

Known for her European shopping sprees and the EU sanctions placed on her in 2002, Mrs Mugabe is a divisive first lady.

The dreadlocked 49-year-old is fast emerging as one of Africa's most influential, impossible-to-ignore and divisive first ladies.

Following a chaotic, divisive first week, President Trump is set to announce his pick for the Supreme Court tonight.

… This game-changer scenario of Russia trying to influence the results of a U.S. election," said Gidwani of the Wikileaks release, the resulting resignation of DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, and the attendant chaos that resulted over the weekend and on a divisive first night of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.

Why get "off-message" - by returning to one of the country's most divisive first-term debates?

Returning to the question of this war's effect on our national security: The Abbott government is yet to introduce the divisive second tranche of legislation that will allow foreign fighters to be jailed upon their return to Australia.

One of the greatest TV series of all time has just one episode to go in its divisive sixth season, and just one season left after that in this epic novel for television.

This means setting out a realistic timetable; finding a compromise to the divisive Constitution First or Elections First dispute; and consulting regularly and openly with political factions and civil society.