Sentence examples for is always divisive from inspiring English sources

Merging two lists is always divisive.

Southampton's trip to Old Trafford is the first of 10 Premier League games this season to be played on a Friday night, and change in football is always divisive.

Doing so is always divisive.

But going into the elections, which are always divisive due to the candidates' need to promote themselves and denigrate their contenders, it's hard to see from where a unifying element might surface among U.S. Jews.

"Shrum was always a divisive force," Gore's former campaign chairman, Tony Coelho, said.

Yasser Arafat was always a divisive figure: freedom fighter and Nobel peace laureate, wealthy super-statesman and voice of a betrayed people, a charlatan and a hero.

Written by Matthew Schlissel However beloved Adam Sandler has become as an actor, he's always received divisive reactions to his work.

Sally Kohn: Identity politics isn't always divisive.

"He's always been a divisive figure, going back to his years in Egypt," said Brian Fishman, an expert on Al Qaeda at the New America Foundation in Washington.

Fox, too, was told that she was always going on about divisive gender issues, and eventually became so frustrated that she trained as a lawyer, starting her own firm, Fox and Partners.

iOS 7 is still fresh, and it was always bound to be divisive in terms of how people accepted the significant new changes in appearance it brings to Apple's mobile OS.