Sentence examples for had been divisive from inspiring English sources

Iraq had been divisive.

The idea of changing the deadline had been divisive at the commodities commission.

Malcolm Sinclair, a Tory peer and the Earl of Caithness, said the referendum had been "divisive, destructive and distracting".

Mr. Lhota said he was proud to be "inextricably linked" to his former boss, and he rejected Mr. de Blasio's accusation that the administration had been divisive.

He thought some of the social media stuff that abused the actor playing Rob, Timothy Watson, had been silly, and other material had been divisive.

Mr. Haldeman denied that the governing review was a direct response to the petition trustees, but he did say he was troubled that recent elections had been divisive, especially last spring, when Mr. Smith was elected.

To overrule them would have been divisive.

But the target has been divisive.

Maybe that is why Race to the Top has been divisive in so many places.

From the beginning, the proposed C.T.L. plant has been divisive among Crow tribal members.

The presidential campaign has been divisive in our group, with nastiness on both sides.