Sentence examples for divisive work from inspiring English sources

Even his last, divisive work, "Finnegans Wake", is unmatched in its "riverrun" prose.

But, in recent years, this scheme has begun to change — radically, upping the ante on what Walker might "mean" in her gorgeously divisive work.

"I've been making divisive work for years," says McCormick – primarily with the performance art trio Getinthebackofthevan, much of whose 2015 show, Number 1, The Plaza, she spent smeared in shit.

M. Night Shyamalan is easily one of the most divisive directors working today.

This article originally appeared on VICE CA. M. Night Shyamalan is easily one of the most divisive directors working today.

But there is also a divisive faction at work.

"One of the great divisive forces at work today," he says, "is what I call meritocratic extremism.

And the remedies, far from being bland matters of consensus, raise some of the most difficult and divisive questions about work, family life, law and social policy.

Anyone who buys it on the strength of Get Lucky finds a deeply quixotic, personal, uncompromising, divisive piece of work that includes an extended interview with an Italian septuagenarian and a miniature pop opera written by the man whose CV includes Bugsy Malone and The Muppets Movie.

Israel-born Shechter, who has been based in London for over a decade, burst onto the dance scene in 2003 with savage and often politically driven compositions that have seen him become a much-celebrated and divisive choreographer.His recent work ranges from Untouchable for the Royal Ballet in London, to a Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof.

Watkins and other executives remember it as a brutal, divisive place to work.