Sentence examples for divisive thoughts from inspiring English sources

For these divisive thoughts, Mr. Gingrich earned his ovation and Mr. Williams won a round of boos.

Andrea and I do think very differently, and this inevitably leads to divisive thoughts like these: "You know, I think I could do this better on my own!" But this decries the very essence of marriage as an institution in which each partner's primary objective is to serve the other.

Instead of focusing on your independence and feeding your loneliness with divisive thought patterns, bring the focus back to finding common ground.

The government's plan to legislate for same-sex marriages is "divisive, ill thought through and constitutionally wrong," former Defence Secretary Liam Fox has said.

Before he voted against equal marriage in 2013, Fox called the legislation "a form of social engineering" and claimed it was "divisive, ill thought through and constitutionally wrong".

Less divisive was consumers' thoughts on social care, meaning customer support through social media.

But there is no sign that he has developed any second thoughts about his divisive and dishonest rhetoric.

Nathan continued, relaying his thoughts about the divisive City of Culture award: "Derry's biggest culture is the culture of resistance – a culture of resistance to foreign rule.

Now relieved of his lawsuit with the Associated Press -- a long legal battle that has left him with an unexpected new business partnership -- the artist was happy to sit down with Karen Archey to discuss his energetic recent activities, his thoughts on the divisive "Art in the Streets" show at Los Angeles MOCA, and a few hints of what he might be planning for the 2012 presidential election.

More importantly this is not the end of the fight against these ill-thought through and divisive plans.

Some thoughts prompted by the divisive (i.e. dualistic, dichotomous, all-or-nothing) rhetoric and the Chinese visit..