Sentence examples for each divisive from inspiring English sources

For both parties and certainly the broad swath of independent voters, defeating this new crop of Tea Party nominees has become imperative to avoid the sense of national embarrassment from each divisive and offensive utterance, each wacky policy proposal.

Nevertheless, the phrase "Bring Us Together" was thrown in the face of the Nixon administration by Democrats each time something divisive was proposed, and was used as the title of a tell-all expose by Leon Panetta after he was fired from the Nixon administration for dissenting from the White House's "Southern strategy" on civil rights policy.

When Mayor Giuliani was asked about the new tone of the race, he said: "If each of them would stop accusing each other of being divisive, then nobody would......

The leaders of two of the three main parties are divisive figures, each for different reasons.

"Any time you have officers testifying against each other, it is divisive," he said.

Both candidates denied the other's accusations while accusing each other of waging a divisive campaign.

With each release, Franzen becomes more divisive: Is he an elitist buffoon?

The only way forward is for countries to work in cooperation with each other, and not be divisive, as before the Iraq war.

In fact, looking back, I saw that parties almost arbitrarily took sides against each other on the most divisive issues.

With abortion, religion, race, terrorism and other divisive issues in play, each court vacancy is treated as make-or-break by both sides.

If we are on the media, we are there to give our verdict on this failed and divisive government, not on each other.