Sentence examples for dramatic divide from inspiring English sources

Today, I extend the principle to another area in which we see an increasingly dramatic divide between the facts on the ground and the image that authorities would prefer to project, and how toxic that can be to the public consciousness.

Aerial images by drone photographer Johnny Miller reveal the dramatic divide between rich and poor in cities in South Africa, Mexico and India.

In what is a shocking turn from traditional Vatican statements, Pope Francis I this week sought to reconcile the dramatic divide between church and atheism.

There she observed a dramatic gender divide in the way choreographers approached her about getting their work seen.

The Institute for Public Policy Research, a centre-left think tank, highlighting a "dramatic social class divide in electoral participation", has advocated compelling first-time voters to turn out to try to "kick-start voting as a habit of a life-time", with the proviso that the option of "none of the above" should be available on the ballot paper.

Alexander's emotional life is less dramatic but more divided.

Peter could see the characters before the words came; it was almost spooky.' Naughtie believes that Morgan has found a rich dramatic tension in divided selves.

That same dramatic flair deeply divided Venezuelans as he postured on the world stage and talked of restoring equilibrium between the rich countries and the rest of the world.

The movie solves nothing, but it makes these divides dramatic, visible and appropriately absurd.

Gambling puts Africa's rich-poor divide on dramatic display.

A few hours after his release, El-Haqed returned to his Al Wifaq neighborhood — on the periphery of Casablanca, and the fringes of Moroccan society, an example of the dramatic social disparities that divide the country.