Sentence examples for divisiveness whether from inspiring English sources

Let go of meaningless divisiveness whether based on gender, race, religion, political affiliation, or sexual orientation.

Sadly for all of us, there is strong scientific, psychological, and even spiritual evidence that immersing ourselves in negativity and divisiveness -- whether through politics, the media, our jobs, personal relationships, or anything in our social environment -- has serious harmful consequences.

But the question that will hang over his legacy is whether his divisiveness was counter-productive.

The Russian president has shrewdly exploited whatever gaps western powers have offered him, whether through neglect, divisiveness or miscalculation.

The meeting, the United Nations conference on racism, was intended to celebrate tolerance and diversity, but by week's end it risked becoming an international symbol of divisiveness and intolerance as Arabs and Western nations clashed repeatedly over whether to criticize Israel's treatment of the Palestinians.

"Whether it's Donald Trump or Barack Obama, their rhetoric of divisiveness is wrong," the former Florida governor said to a standing-room-only crowd at Barley's Pub in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

But the continued divisiveness surrounding Trump's campaign also could lead some Republican voters to reconsider whether he could win in the fall, a point that his GOP rivals made in the hours afterward.

But whether intentionally or not, Sandler's essay is a contribution to the all-too-familiar promotion of divisiveness among women.

I asked McCain whether a Kerry-McCain team wouldn't have been the best way to heal the divisiveness that he deplores.

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

The country cannot afford such divisiveness.