Sentence examples for feel divisive from inspiring English sources

For some, identifying as a feminist can feel divisive.

We don't want to stop people discussing topics they are enthusiastic about, but we do ask users to find ways of sharing their views that do not feel divisive, threatening or toxic to others.

We don't want to stop people discussing topics they are enthusiastic about, but we do ask users to find ways of sharing their views that do not feel divisive, threatening or toxic to others. 5. We will not tolerate racism, sexism, homophobia or other forms of hate-speech, or contributions that could be interpreted as such.

I may well be in a minority here (he raises enormous amounts of money, yada yada … ) however Evans's apparently unchecked public co-opting of a petrol-fumed world previously kept discreetly behind expensively closed hotel function-room doors can feel uncomfortably divisive.

Americans say our society feels more divisive now, and daily anxiety is rising, especially among young Americans.

For many of the younger participating artists, America's political discourse has never felt more divisive or turbulent.

Mr. Lowery's withdrawal statement expressed the growing frustration many members now feel about the divisive and negative tone dominating American politics.

Conservative journalists and historians feel it is divisive to close the exhibit with the broken glasses and a photo of the bombing of the presidential palace, and argue that these items make Mr. Allende into a martyr.

Certain proposed solutions (like value-added models to calculate teachers' compensation, a recent fad in education) could quite simply feel distasteful and divisive.

I feel like this divisive language and this selective hearing is dividing people in a way that I really think is destroying us.

During what can feel like a divisive time in America, the silver lining is many of us are coming together, uniting, to support people of all backgrounds, and we are a force to be reckoned with.