Sentence examples for divisiveness out from inspiring English sources

King enthusiastically promises to talk to Republicans who hope to benefit from the remaining divisiveness out there.

It's a lean set of songs that serve as an urgent rallying cry against the divisiveness played out on the streets of Ferguson, Baton Rouge and Dallas, but also on the presidential campaign trail where rhetoric has become lighter fluid stoking the flames higher.

When the cultural divisiveness of Tea Party politics drives out business and entertainment, it becomes New South kryptonite.

He's also cultivated an image as a uniter, in contrast to Trump's divisiveness, reaching out to Democrats on issues like health care reform.

How can we use art to drive out the divisiveness of the 2016 campaign cycle?

At a time of heightened political divisiveness in and out of Washington on nearly every issue, support for a new Cuba policy cuts through tired party politics.

"We are very concerned that the ugliness and the divisiveness of this election has left voters feeling disenfranchised with politics, and they might sit this one out," Lisa Pike Sheehy, Patagonia's vice president of environmental activism, said in a phone interview.

Hitting out at the "divisiveness and bitterness" of his rival's campaign, Romney pledged that he could turn around America's economic fortunes so that it would come "roaring back" under his presidency.

The party spent most of this year warning us against "divisiveness" while sometimes seemingly going out of its way to make the atmosphere as tense as possible.

The divisiveness on environment was regional, not partisan.

Could the divisiveness of the election hurt sales?