Sentence examples for intensely divided from inspiring English sources

Britain is an intensely divided nation.

Not for the first time, the power of social media laid bare the intensely divided state of politics here.

However, the fractured parliament remains intensely divided on the make-up of a new government, if one can be formed at all.

Eskridge supports gay marriage, agrees that it is inevitable, but believes it would be counterproductive, even dangerous, to force it on a nation that is still evenly and intensely divided.

However, philosophers are still intensely divided as to whether they do.

This is why Cronkite was so important: he was about the only person in this intensely divided America that both sides could trust.

"A question that so evenly but intensely divides the country is not one that should be decided by the courts nationwide," Eskridge said.

He traces the process by which the states that did not secede evolved, in less than a year, from a deeply divided, intensely ambivalent and decidedly racist population into a genuine Union, united by the hope of creating a nation that would fulfill the promises of 1776.

Carbon black, any of a group of intensely black, finely divided forms of amorphous carbon, usually obtained as soot from partial combustion of hydrocarbons, used principally as reinforcing agents in automobile tires and other rubber products but also as extremely black pigments of high hiding power in printing ink, paint, and carbon paper.

But its politics are also intensely local, with power divided among sect leaders who jealously guard their interests.

Only God Forgives' highly-stylised, slick cinematography and intensely graphic violence have divided critics.