Sentence examples for divisiveness from inspiring English sources

"Ukip are trying to stir up divisions between people and I think Thanet deserves better than their hatred, divisiveness and scapegoating".

However, no issue best exemplifies the Ukip leader's divisiveness than immigration.

And he repeatedly said he wanted an end to the recent divisiveness of the political debate.

It doesn't excuse the divisiveness or foolishness of austerity, but it will be very popular.

Now it seems divisiveness rules OK.

Its divisiveness triggered clashes between Hindus and Muslims in which thousands died.

America does not contribute to their effectiveness if its strident and inexpert voice risks divisiveness and confusion at precisely the wrong time.Olaf Johan OglandOld Lyme, ConnecticutHelping out MoldovaSIR – Moldova certainly faces some severe problems, as you starkly describe ("Outsiders aren't helping", February 15th).

In the longer term the pact may lead not to competitiveness but to divisiveness.

Under Mr Obama it has become a victim and a symbol of the paralysing divisiveness of American politics.

TO JUSTIFY her planned retirement next year, Gloria Arroyo once said that her continued involvement in politics "could only result in never-ending divisiveness".

He even added a religious twist: France, he said, should not "renounce 2,000 years of Christian civilisation and heritage".Distaste for all such talk is one reason why Mr Bayrou has managed to carve out a space in the centre, drawing in those who are turned off both by Ms Royal's economic left-wingery and by Mr Sarkozy's divisiveness.