Sentence examples for equally divisive from inspiring English sources

But equally divisive among Christians are the divisions of the human family: racism, poverty, sexism, war, injustice, and differing ideologies.

Equally divisive was her campaign last year.

And there was no party gag during Sweden's equally divisive referendum on EU membership in 1994.

It's the musical equivalent of Marmite, or an equally divisive sugary confection version of same.

When Sozzi died in 1643, he was succeeded by an equally divisive subordinate from a noble family, Father Stephano Cherubini.

Miranda Devine, whose equally divisive column on domestic violence appeared in the Sunday Telegraph, is not backing down.

He was equally as divisive within the black community.

Now economic policy is proving equally as divisive, except that most Americans actually care deeply about the issue (as opposed to, say, late-term abortions).

For all the good, for example, the seminal mind of John Calvin produced with his incredible mind Institutes of the Christian Religion, one could point to an equally confusing, and ultimately divisive, consequence of his propositionally-laden explanations of the Christ experience.

I'm greeted with an equal amount of cheers and howls of derision as I write my selection on the class Smartboard before moving everyone on to the equally controversial but no less divisive question of a hypothetical Mayweather vs Mcgregor matchup.

The risk is that, as an issue, it is catnip to partisans, but too divisive to use for the equally vital task of wooing moderate swing-voters.Do lean times call for Men in Tights?All in all, the evidence is not iron-clad that unhappy Americans are turning left.