Sentence examples for divisive title from inspiring English sources

Sure to be a divisive title, as expected from the developers of Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls, this game is, like those, focused on the narrative and perspectives of those within it.

With the Masters in the rear view mirror and the U.S. Open on the horizon, it's time to revisit one of the most oft-debated questions in golf: "Who is the best PGA golfer without a victory in a major championship?" It's a divisive title for a professional golfer.

The feature debut for writer-director Elizabeth Wood, "White Girl" was one of the most talked-about and divisive titles at this year's Sundance Film Festival.

It is a pivotal and divisive claim.

Let's hope that Trump means to give this divisive figure an impressive title but no substantive role in the new administration.

I think Richard Dawkins -- if he truly does care about advancing it -- did a disservice to his mission by choosing such a divisive word for the title of his book, The God Delusion.

Both Santorum, the son of Italian immigrants, and Mexican-American Romney bid for the title of Most Divisive onstage.

It was contentious and divisive, Mr. Farnel said, with the title a starting point for a vigorous debate that drew in the audience, industry insiders and festival programmers.

The manner in which Andros approached the issue was necessarily divisive, since it threatened any landowner whose title was in any way dubious.

The publisher of the Daily Mirror considered running an advertising campaign highlighting how its titles opposed Lady Thatcher's divisive policies in the 1980s, after the former Conservative prime minister's death.

Night Trap was released in 1992 for the Sega CD and the horror survival title was one of the most divisive and notorious games ever made.