Sentence examples for it's polarised from inspiring English sources

Oh, the race will appear tight, because America is polarised -- and, moreover, America has bought the generated narrative that it's polarised.

"I think it's really interesting who the camps are that it's polarised," Pinchbeck muses.

And yet it's polarised critical opinion like a Christmas game of Monopoly.

The #notaspottynerd hashtag's been criticised, one of VICE Gaming's own contributors Jake Tucker replying to Twist's tweet: "It's polarising.

It's polarising for a number of reasons: some believe the motion controls to be a stroke of genius, while others outright hate them.

The minute that law passed things became polarised and the old hands in Washington said it was polarised to a degree they have never seen before.

He said: "You've got to have some kind of balance in a no campaign to avoid it being polarised into Ukip against the rest of the country.

The record means that the album beat Drake's recent surprise mixtape, though it will be interesting to see whether TPAB stays on rotation as long, given its experimental nature and how it is polarising opinion.

It is polarising by design.

"We could see that it was polarising to be that graphic and in your face with the message.

"But since he took over, everything's been polarised.