Sentence examples for he divisive from inspiring English sources
Not only is he divisive, but I always have to get him new perksa cell phone, or a company car.
"He's not a leader, he's divisive".
When he was told that Tony Coelho had called him "divisive," he said, "I have nothing adverse to say about Tony".
Farage rejected the idea that he was divisive or racist, telling the audience that he was fighting for the rights of immigrants from the Commonwealth.
He is divisive, certainly, and confrontational - but who he really is, is open to debate.
On Friday, Chief William O'Brien resigned, saying he could no longer work for Mr. Carollo, whom he called divisive and destructive.
All this time he was the leading member of the American Indian Movement (AIM), as charismatic as he was divisive.
But mostly he's divisive because his games are a weird mixture of wonderful and awful.
Like many right-wing populists, he uses divisive and diversionary tactics to disguise the true nature of his regime.
If you turned the sound off and just watched, he looked divisive, even cranky.With the sound on, it was little better.
For the President, the whole fight has been the kind of win he loves: divisive and loud, with enraged liberals sputtering and his political base riled up.
