Sentence examples for extreme divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Before the shooting, Giffords had often faced extreme divisiveness at her events and during her campaign, and at one town hall meeting, aides had to call the police after an attendee dropped a gun.

Could the mixup have been a signal from on high that, in this moment of extreme partisan divisiveness, it's time for two of the most outspoken leaders of their respective parties to cross lines and make amends or, at least, to sit down for a cup of coffee?

At its most extreme, the divisiveness that has rippled across Cairo resembles a sort of blood lust, with all sides showing surprising comfort with the violent demise of the other -- and some 300 dead since Morsi's overthrow.

In fact, it stands to reason that, were it not for the threat of Iran's missiles, the world's attention would be focused much more on Israel's extreme degree of internal divisiveness.

In other words, Powell and Pressburger had conjured a fictional life that veered perilously close to Churchill's, as dense with derring-do, divisiveness, emotional extremes, and lurching reversals of fortune as his had been.

Three: The extent of partisan divisiveness has reached an extreme level.

I hope we will all do our utmost to minimize the divisiveness often associated with strikes".

They promote solidarity over divisiveness.

Just divisiveness, nothing constructive, in our view".

"We can't do that through divisiveness.

Now it seems divisiveness rules OK.