Sentence examples for drawn a wedge between from inspiring English sources
The planned end of DACA is just the latest in a number of policy decisions that have drawn a wedge between Trump and the industry leaders who sat down with him at a tech summit just ahead of his inauguration.
Even as she seemed to draw a wedge between herself and Mr. Kelly on the issue, she told the audience that she would keep him on as commissioner.
The receiver will vehemently lambast the offender to edify themselves and draw a wedge between their character and the quip.
More strictly binding lower bounds for the marginal productivity of formal employment would increase inequality if they draw a larger wedge between the incomes of employed and involuntarily unemployed individual.
Yet ableism would not drive a wedge between the two: "If you're drawn to someone they must be attractive to you, so they cannot be ugly.
Prix has drawn a triangle -- a wedge -- whose points lie outside the inner city.
A senior American official said that the Clinton administration favored all efforts to draw Russia closer to the West, adding that he doubted that room existed for Russia to drive a wedge between the United States and its European allies.
