Sentence examples for divisiveness a from inspiring English sources

"Right now, in this country there is a lot of dissension and a lot of divisiveness, a lot of issues that we have got to address," he acknowledged.

"But I can say he has created in this city a divisiveness, a climate that gives a chance for people who are filled with rage, people who are racist, to strike out against the poor or downtrodden".

Surely in 2016, a foul year marked by violence, death and divisiveness, a group like Skynyrd is not going to sway your feelings on who to vote for president.

It is critical for children to view parents as a team, making divisiveness a less attractive strategy employed by the children.

The new leader of the US House gave a rare speech on Wednesday, calling for an end to divisiveness in a campaign year that has been characterized by politicians suggesting that police target "Muslim neighborhoods," labeling each other as "losers," and targeting one another's wives(and that's just this week).

Clinton accused Trump of "a pattern of divisiveness, of a very dark and in many ways dangerous vision of our country, where he incites violence, where he applauds people who are pushing and pulling and punching at his rallies".

"The president can speak for himself, but his feeling was that we needed to come together to not create a picture of divisiveness at a time of genuine national crisis.

This pronounced nod to neutrality was odd in the context of messages in tribute, acting as a curious acknowledgement of her divisiveness as a leader.

Poverty is not simply the cause of the hostilities and divisiveness in a culture; it is also the symptom of a greater spiritual bankruptcy and loss of the deep sense of unity that underlies all of life.

Some local religious leaders expressed misgivings about the video's possible divisiveness on a day of national unity.

Ukip has been named the most hated brand in the UK, beating even Marmite which uses its 'love it or hate it' divisiveness as a marketing tool.