Sentence examples for feel divided from inspiring English sources

At present, we feel divided and scared, and have been made to believe that independence means we are totally on our own.

With a blessing from religious leaders, Americans no longer need to feel divided between their conservative beliefs and their concern for the planet.

More quietly, the cosmopolitan city of Cape Town can still feel divided along racial lines, though now by cultural and economic rather than legal forces.

That Ed doesn't initially seem to feel divided in his priorities means the sucker punch of guilt is going to get him soon.

The Berlin Wall may have been torn down long ago, but many people in Germany still feel divided; the wall is intact in their minds.

Today, I feel divided, attracted by the possibilities of the Internet that I would not have encountered without the change, but depressed by the unemployment I see around me".

Giant Bomb's Gerstmann and Game Revolution's Costantino felt divided about the multiplayer, the latter naming it a "fantastic idea", but feeling as though connectivity problems resulted in a "broken" experience.

A student of Oriental languages, Ekelöf felt divided between mystical tendencies and rationalism.

But like many Muslims in this part of Britain, he has felt divided from non-Muslims.

He opposed separate deals, which he felt divided the Arab camp.

Indeed, in conversations yesterday, many people who work on Broadway said they felt divided.