Sentence examples for divisiveness with from inspiring English sources
Democrats believe Angle's divisiveness with a general election electorate could create a pickup opportunity in the state.
The groups sponsoring the rally, which is called "One Nation Working Together," say they hope to supplant what they say is the Tea Party's divisiveness with a message of unity to promote jobs, justice and education.
"Given his rhetoric on migrants, refugees and immigration, it seems quite extraordinary that he would be asking foreign nationals for money; especially people who view his dangerous divisiveness with horror," she wrote.
It seems more than a little ironic that she is criticized for her divisiveness with such aggression.
His assassination, also magnified by the real-time, heartbroken urgency of television, stilled much of that divisiveness with the heavy cloak of grief.
With band members ranging in age from 17 to 21, the local act makes the case that today's young'uns haven't completely abandoned the sounds of yore, all while putting a topical bent on songs that celebrate weirdness and individuality while tackling topics such as sexism and cultural divisiveness with a snarl.
Texans were sick of what they saw as Republican-generated political divisiveness, along with an appallingly ineffective Legislature.
What is more, the divisiveness lingers, with Mr. Ryan's defeated foes refusing to offer him pledges of support.
Mr. Trout suggested that the ads might cause divisiveness within A.T.& T., with long-distance executives growing resentful that their marketing efforts were being besmirched by the computer division's bold expansion plans.
Take Steven Rebenstorf, who flew his Confederate flag above a pre-race tailgate and protested to the Associated Press: "The Confederate flag has nothing to do with slavery, it has nothing to do with divisiveness.
In an atmosphere poisoned by divisiveness and recrimination – with past prime ministers imploring voters to stand by Europe with a "big yes" – many believed Greeks might reject the leader's plea.
