Sentence examples for divisiveness for from inspiring English sources

Some of the same Republicans who have wielded the hot blade of racial divisiveness for years, are now calling Sonia Sotomayor, the Supreme Court nominee, a racist.

Scripps family members vowed decades ago to avoid divisiveness, for the good of the family and the company.

I hope we don't have to go down that slope of hatred and divisiveness for much longer.

It's absurd to accuse politicians of divisiveness, for it's self-evident that two climates of American opinion claw at each other like scorpions in a bottle.

There might be a lesson here if Coulter's arrogance would allow her to learn it, but her oeuvre is a testament to the power of self-deluding hubris and the commerce of divisiveness for profit.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa -- Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush lashed out at Donald Trump on Tuesday, calling the real estate mogul turned candidate's "rhetoric of divisiveness" counterproductive for Republicans in 2016.

This is why we call on all Americans to drop their divisiveness and vote for Donald Trump for president, starting in their state primary and then in the general election.

Mr. Giuliani was not here -- he has said he does not want to steal some of Mr. Lazio's limelight -- but he remained on the minds of many, who often praised the mayor for civic improvements but lamented his reputation for divisiveness.

Miliband has described himself as a new type of Labour politician, looking to move beyond the divisiveness of Blairism and Brownism, and calling for an end to the "factionalism and psychodramas" of Labour's past.

When each individual uses their intercultural difference for synergy, rather than letting it to become a cause for divisiveness, it strengthens the resources of the team (Harris & Moran, 1996).

In the memorabilia market, John Henry's reputation is for divisiveness.