Sentence examples for for divisiveness from inspiring English sources

In the memorabilia market, John Henry's reputation is for divisiveness.

"But, once it was clear that this was going to be a basis for divisiveness, I had to go fix that.

After all, Mr Gingrich, nobly taking responsibility for the Republicans' election disappointment, has resigned as speaker of the House of Representatives lest his presence be "an excuse for divisiveness and factionalism".

To his credit, the man who is so often criticized by opponents for divisiveness succeeded in working across the widest imaginable spectrum of interests in order to bring the Vietnam War and its aftermath to a full resolution.

Pleased with the plan, he added, "What did the old board do but provide an opportunity for divisiveness?" But in the hours after the reforms were announced, there were few dissenting voices.

Mr. Giuliani was not here -- he has said he does not want to steal some of Mr. Lazio's limelight -- but he remained on the minds of many, who often praised the mayor for civic improvements but lamented his reputation for divisiveness.

It's absurd to accuse politicians of divisiveness, for it's self-evident that two climates of American opinion claw at each other like scorpions in a bottle.

There might be a lesson here if Coulter's arrogance would allow her to learn it, but her oeuvre is a testament to the power of self-deluding hubris and the commerce of divisiveness for profit.

The way my Christian faith follows, 1) God loves all his children, 2) has a very high tolerance for diversity and love between people in all its forms, and 3) has a very low tolerance for people who use the name of Christ for zealotry, divisiveness, and hate speech.

They will have traded dynamic optimism, which always wins, for combative divisiveness, which always loses.

Rather than look for more divisiveness – clearly an easy find – we set ourselves the more challenging task of trying to discover what we have in common as a culture.