Sentence examples for divisive with from inspiring English sources

Just as Dunham is divisive with fans and the media, she is with voters too.

The posters proved highly divisive, with Liberal Democrat ministers calling for it to be scrapped.

To look at that now, in 2015, is interesting, with an election that is going to be incredibly divisive with the whole Ukip element".

The poll has proved desperately divisive, with some insisting it should be boycotted altogether as long as the Mubarak-era military generals remain in situ.

Farage was seen by most as direct, strong and clear – but also as divisive, with many disagreeing strongly with his views and describing him as "smug" and "sleazy".

The election campaign in recent weeks had been slammed as divisive, with Sarkozy accused of courting the anti-immigration extreme right by pushing issues such as halal meat.

This was one of the problems McDonald's faced, with its divisive Pay with Lovin' campaign in the US.

Replacing the bitter, divisive Mr Brown with the calm, well-liked Mr Johnson is an attractive prospect.

It was a violent, divisive battle, with the police fiercely criticised for their heavy-handedness.

Selling out only became a seriously divisive issue with the advent of punk and independent labels.

We most certainly do not want to get into a divisive relationship with the civil service.