Sentence examples for is somewhat divisive from inspiring English sources
At the same time "The Nintendo Difference" is somewhat divisive.
His "Suspiria" has been somewhat divisive among critics (69percentt "fresh" on Rotten Tomatoes).
The building is somewhat emblematic of the kind of divisive figure Erdogan is in Turkey, whose projection of economic prosperity for the country garners support while critics warn of his rising autocratic tendencies.
Questions such as whether to recognise marriage in the tax system are already somewhat divisive (Mr Cameron is keener than his liberal shadow chancellor, George Osborne).But whereas America's religious right is largely defined by divisive lifestyle issues such as gay marriage and abortion, the Christians influencing the Tories focus on social problems such as poverty and delinquency.
Mr. Mehl was addressing a somewhat divisive issue being discussed by the campus community.
That said, his Champagnes — his wines — are distinctive, and distinctive wines will always be at least somewhat divisive.
On the streets of Lackawanna's Yemeni neighborhood, Mr. Derwish was a prominent, if somewhat divisive figure.
He has a somewhat divisive presentation style, but few in this world are capable of talking up a laptop hinge with the same level of passion.
Religion is too divisive.
He is a divisive character.
