Sentence examples for hard divides from inspiring English sources
In "Mixed Success in Yonkers" (news article, May 28), you report, accurately, that desegregation efforts in Yonkers did not "substantially alter the great, hard divides of where whites and blacks live".
The Americans portrayed a place and a people that many Americans just could not, or did not want to see: a sad, hard, divided country that seemed essentially melancholic rather than heroic.
Such images show the influence of American culture, Dubin said, and how "people would move between categories with great ease, with no hard divide between traditional and modern, rural and urban".
"We try very hard not to have a very hard divide, such as you're on the inside and you're on the outside".
"There is a very hard divide that is set out in the legislation about the difference between my strategic role and the chief constable's.
But Tolstoy is at once a preacherly artist and an artistic preacher, and it is as hard to divide him into two distinct selves as it is to divide DH Lawrence into sermonising high priest and storytelling layman.
On the other hand, the theme of deflowering is hard to divide from loss of innocence.
Finally, many laptops now come with the hard disk divided into C: and D: drives.
The portion of three meaty, tender ribs in a tasty glaze is hard to divide between two or four people.
"It's hard to divide what is nervousness about being white in the neighborhood from standard sexual harassment," she said.
