Sentence examples for get divisive from inspiring English sources

To be honest, I think it's for some of you women to explain why any decent socialist would choose this moment to get divisive over something as trivial as who's got a bigger ministerial limo.

"If it gets very personal, if it gets mired in things that are not policy-driven, then it can get divisive," said Jay Jacobs, the state Democratic Party chairman.

We'll probably get divisive government.

He then lamely tries to get divisive on the matter, by pointing out that Democrats run the entirety of Connecticut (except for the independent Senator who was willing to be a little more serious a few minutes ago) and Nina Easton shuts that down, saying, "State laws are useless, you can purchase these things on the internet".

It can also can get dangerously divisive.

While McConnell has personally spoken against Ex-Im reauthorization, Democrats said in June he had agreed to schedule an Ex-Im vote in order to get highly divisive trade legislation passed.

President Obama has made healthcare reform a priority during his time in office and fought hard to get his divisive healthcare bill enshrined into US law.

If you're going to make a movie about queer people, you're likely going to get a divisive response.

Senator Morse, a strong supporter of the gun control package said "I wasn't expecting things to get this divisive.

"Politics has gotten too divisive.

It got such divisive reactions in Cannes," Pattinson says, before confessing to having compulsively sought out those reactions himself.