Sentence examples for feel the division from inspiring English sources

Before the wall fell, it was nearly the only place where one could still feel the division between East and West.

But run-of-the-mill Catholics feel that the church is probably not going in the right direction, and they feel the division more now than they did eight years ago".

The alleged conflict with Ms. Diana "The Boss" Ross, the chatter about how she felt, the division between the cast members--all occurred during the original production.

Some historians, including W. M. Aird, have suggested that St-Calais felt the division of the Conqueror's realm between two sons was unwise.

Conscious that his division was the only sizable non-American unit in a theatre of operations having an overall American command structure, Barrowclough requested, and received, a charter that allowed him to seek instructions from the New Zealand government if he felt the division was to be involved in operations that could result in significant casualties.

In the blue corner, we have Reacher: XXL, so far into the super-heavyweight division you feel the need of another division on top.

While it would be nice to see the disparity in the amount of housework women and men do disappear, I don't necessarily feel the same about the division of different tasks along gender lines.

Do you ever feel that the division of movie-reviewing duties between Anthony Lane and you is too predictable?

(Eleven percent of men, in turn, feel that the division of labor in their own marriage is unfair to them).

He may feel that the division of Europe, in which the Dutch ended up in safety, freedom and prosperity, and the 'eastern Europeans' ended up in communist captivity, was no big deal, or that it is not the job of the modern Dutch state to try to help the poorer half of Europe catch up on the decades that it lost.

How do you feel that the division or lack of understanding can be broken down inside of the black community?