Sentence examples for drawn divided from inspiring English sources

The Captive drew boos from the press audience after its first showing, but has drawn divided reactions.

The bill drew divided reaction from growers' organizations.

Not surprisingly, the decision is drawing divided reaction.

Consequently, the article irked Russia and more than a week after the article was published, Russia responded by calling it an "anti-Russian manifesto" and "an attempt to once again draw dividing lines in Europe".

The Queen's Speech last week was an example: improbable spending pledges and crudely drawn "dividing lines" between Labour and the Tories; the usual.

One way or another, in-house research will have to pay for itself perhaps implying a subtle erosion, somehow, of the new, strictly drawn dividing line between research and investment banking.

I don't believe in drawing dividing lines where they don't really exist.

Clegg's decision to highlight the nature of coalition deals – and what they say about the contrasting values of the two parties – shows how he is determined to highlight Lib Dem achievements and to draw dividing lines with the Tories.

It is the right idea, but everyone knows that it cuts against the instinct of the leader and his Shadow Chancellor, which is to draw dividing lines where ever possible.

This means that it does not change the underlying, or structural, position for public borrowing.But just like Mr Brown, the current chancellor likes to draw dividing lines by creating new policy presumptions that create a status quo that is tough for the opposition to challenge.

In his annual speech to the so-called Valdai Club, he claimed Russia was taking the place of the USSR as the "centre of evil" in American propaganda, in order to "draw dividing lines and put together coalitions directed against an enemy, as was the case during the Cold War years".