Sentence examples for divisive time from inspiring English sources

It has been a bewildering and divisive time that has opened up deep rifts in our once harmonious community.

Mr. Siegelman, the Democratic incumbent, said at a press conference tonight that "it would hurt Alabama more to put Alabama through this divisive time".

But now the Dixie Chicks are making their comeback in what is arguably an even more politically divisive time than a decade ago.

They should be presented as what they are, an artifact of a less culturally divisive time, with the wry commentary left to audiences in the comfort of their living rooms, or at least on Twitter.

It was a divisive time in the nation".

"How do we reach out an olive branch to work with both sides to try to be a constructive force in a divisive time".

Second, Hughes effected an unusual achievement in those divisive times: whole-hearted cross-party agreement (there was one division in its progress through both Houses, and that was on a technical point).

These are increasingly divisive times here, where many people have become exclusionary in the mistaken name of patriotism.

The resulting political porousness reasserts a vanished characteristic of the Camelot years that can be hard to wrap one's mind around in these cripplingly divisive times.

At least the public agree on one thing in such divisive times: journalists, or the supposedly homogeneous "media", are to blame for just about everything.

(Progress, not unity, was our theme in those divisive times, and we modified the slogan of the Nixon inaugural to "Forward Together").