Sentence examples for inherently divisive from inspiring English sources

Politicians are inherently divisive because they are not standing for the nation.

Nationalism, even dressed up in 'national liberation' clothes, was seen as morally dubious and inherently divisive.

American politics is inherently divisive: it is one of the ways we express our resentment, even our hatred, of one another without resorting to violence.

He believes that diversity is America's weakness, not its strength; that because of its multiethnic nature and because of an "invasion" from the south, "America is indeed coming apart, decomposing, and... the likelihood of her survival as one nation through midcentury is improbable"; and that racial differences are inherently divisive.

He described affirmative action as "inherently limited and divisive", but then supported it.

When Gen. Wesley K. Clark pointed to a 1992 remark by Mr. Kerry calling affirmative action "an inherently limited and divisive program," the senator denied he had ever said that.

He has described affirmative action as "inherently limited and divisive"—and then supported it.At the Democratic convention in Boston, Mr Kerry based his campaign partly on his service in Vietnam, where he commanded a Patrol Craft Fast, or Swift Boat, and won a Silver Star, Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts.

"I think the Republican Party is a diverse party with lots of different views, and I think it's a mistake to presume that people who disagree with what I think is the right answer -- which is freedom to marry -- are inherently motivated by divisive instincts," Mehlman told The Huffington Post in 2010.

Divisive rival camps may form.

It seems divisive and inherently unfair to reward women for the way that they feed their children".

As divisive, discriminatory and anti-immigrant (inherently anti-American) policies continue to tear at our communities, our schools, and our business community, there comes a point when our leaders must stand up and say enough is enough.