Sentence examples for in two americas from inspiring English sources

"I get that," Perry said, amiably, although he and Stewart were clearly talking past each other — to audiences in two Americas who are no longer within shouting distance of each other.

Ralph Lauren is the emperor of Seventh Avenue because he has sequestered his taste and interests exclusively in two Americas.

In terms of cultural consumption, we live in two Americas: black people do not go to see movies like "Love Actually" in droves (or even in dozens), and white people are not the first in line to see "Big Momma's House".

The anti-John Edwards, Eli has contentedly sequestered himself in one of the two Americas — specifically, a vast, honey-colored apartment in downturn-resistant San Francisco — until the Armani suits start to feel itchy.

It paints a grim picture of two Americas, in which one has recovered from the 2008 economic crisis and the other hasn't.

John 2 came up with the theme of two Americas in the primaries, and John 1 still hasn't articulated his vision for one.

Meanwhile, prosecutor Bobby Higdon used Edwards' old stump speech against him, saying the presidential candidate violated laws meant to protect "the two Americas" in an attempt to avoid a sex scandal.

We do not live in a post-racial nation, the 2012 "Portraits of American Life Study" suggests, but in a land of two Americas divided by race, and less willing than ever to find a common ground of understanding.

"In the war between the two Americas," wrote Micklethwait and Wooldridge, "Hastertland has been winning".

The two Americas are evident in education as perhaps nowhere else.

— John Edwards ran for president in 2008 vowing to bridge the two Americas, the rich one and the poor one.