Sentence examples for examples of divided from inspiring English sources

She looked to Northern Ireland and to the trenches of the first world war as examples of divided communities coming together.

While an increasing number of British shows follow the American example of dividing the episodes between a team or "room" of writers, Line of Duty is an "authored" piece by a single creator-writer, in the UK tradition that stretches back to the work of Dennis Potter (Pennies from Heaven, The Singing Detective) and Troy Kennedy Martin (Edge of Darkness).

A representative example is the short patch of divided highway that runs along the north side of the Square Mile a relic of Abercrombie's scheme for an inner ring road around the central business district.

The trouble in sending a clear message was another example of how divided Mr. Obama's foreign policy team remains.

London is the obvious example of a divided community, but the problems of social isolation and inequality are not solely caused by urban regeneration.

Having narcissistically googled my film, I also discovered this gem of a debate, which goes to show the animosity towards my southern roots and is also a good example of the divided audience (whoever Anonymous is I owe you a drink for the Noe and Loach comparison!!).

If she loses, Ms. Brunner told reporters last week, she will not campaign for Mr. Fisher, a sentiment that Republicans sought to seize upon as an example of a divided party that could boost the candidacy of Rob Portman, a former representative from the Cincinnati region who also served as the United States trade representative in the George W. Bush administration.

Although this may look like another example of how divided Europe is in its approach to the current crisis, since most countries are plowing ahead with their own individual solutions, it could also be interpreted as an inexorable drive towards total guarantee.

To illustrate: the smoker in our story provides a clear example of a divided self, for she is both a self that desires to get to an appointment and a self that desires to get to the tobacconists, and these two desires are in conflict.

The imbalance ratios (number of negative examples divided by number of positive examples) varies greatly for the baseline classifiers.

For example, the idea of dividing the students into working group was suggested by several students based on their experience of benchwork laboratory experiments >10 years ago and has been proved to be a good strategy.