Sentence examples for his divisiveness from inspiring English sources

But, plainly, his divisiveness and association with racial bigots bother a lot of white voters.

The memories may differ, but for many here, black or white, Republican or Democrat, Ol' Strom outlasted his divisiveness.

"It's not me or my candidacy, but what he does with his divisiveness to injure the body politics, to injure the prospects of anybody doing good things".

Davis even questioned whether Stewart would abandon politics altogether, calculating that, because of his divisiveness, Prince William voters would reject him if he runs for reelection in 2019.

At that time, Rush Limbaugh was in fact the front-runner for the job; Ohlmeyer saw his divisiveness as a selling point.

Beck wants to swaddle his movement in the cloth of the civil rights movement, a cloth soaked in the blood and tears of the innocent and oppressed, a cloth his divisiveness and self-aggrandizing threatens to defile.

Rush Limbaugh auditioned for ABC, but his politics make him a long shot, despite his Cosellian divisiveness.

"Koch's cockiness and his racial divisiveness are often exaggerated," Professor Soffer writes, "but they do help explain why he made some people so angry".

"Given his rhetoric on migrants, refugees and immigration, it seems quite extraordinary that he would be asking foreign nationals for money; especially people who view his dangerous divisiveness with horror," she wrote.

Rather, this is a further affirmation of his politics of divisiveness that have come to define his campaign and, potentially, his presidency.

She has styled herself the defender of social justice who "listens to the people", challenging Mr Sarkozy indirectly for his "brutal" style, divisiveness and "dangerous" authoritarianism.