Sentence examples for divisiveness on from inspiring English sources

The divisiveness on environment was regional, not partisan.

There had been too much divisiveness on this team last year".

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

In an interview this week with foreign journalists, Mr. Hollande said that Mr. Sarkozy had chosen a campaign of divisiveness on social issues, of "cleavage" instead of unification.

Officials now talk of the need to "work constructively" with it, particularly over Darfur, and "to move beyond divisiveness on this issue".

Tenzing may also have been encouraged to play down his Buddhism by some of his Hindu friends, who are worried about a tendency toward divisiveness on the part of the country's religious minorities.

This shift away from the divisiveness of focusing on the controversial Rev. Wright and toward a more genial effort to convince voters who personally like Obama that it's fine to vote against him follows the script of other outside groups trying to help Republicans retake the White House.

It's also set up as an extended lesson/lecture on the divisiveness of racial issues and the cruel miscarriages of justice that are possible under Texas law.

The document exhibited the same official disregard for structural inequalities, the same stress on the divisiveness of multiculturalism, the same fondness for such abstract concepts as equal citizenship, and the same dislike for such self-appointed community representatives as the MCB, the government's new baddie.

It allowed critics, such as China, to lecture the West on the inherent divisiveness of democracy; best not to bother, is the verdict from the East.

Despite all the hate and divisiveness of this political season, the children on the street that day displayed love and acceptance.