Sentence examples for divisiveness as from inspiring English sources

Some news media organizations now present showmen masquerading as political thinkers who package hatred and divisiveness as entertainment.

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.

At that time, Rush Limbaugh was in fact the front-runner for the job; Ohlmeyer saw his divisiveness as a selling point.

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.

Isn't our current society too full of hate and divisiveness as it is?

Such divisiveness, as the elders see it, can only be held in check by dropping "class struggle" and making the Party an organ of "the whole people" open to all qualified comers on a non-ideological basis.

The same might be said of Mr. Bush, and this could be the personality trait that is needed to heal our national divide and divisiveness, just as it was the right personality to heal our national discouragement in Roosevelt's era.

Such critics single out individualism - with its attendant selfishness, alienation, and divisiveness - as the root cause of the problem.

It is that linear, almost grandfatherly, commitment to Queen and Country -- not stratagems or divisiveness masquerading as compassion; that resonated with U.K. voters.

"One should not interpret this as being division or divisiveness amongst the cardinals, take into consideration the size of the group and the normal process," he said.

But while such messages are very good at introducing us to the huge variety of trees in the forest, the next thing we need - if we are to move society forward (defined as beyond divisiveness and toward unity) - is a perspective that sheds light on the very forest itself.