Sentence examples for its divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Given its divisiveness, it will not be one of the first bills they bring to the floor.

Apart from its heart-stopping drama, the "Revolution of 1800," as Jefferson later called it, was renowned for its divisiveness.

A majority of people can't stand the Republican Party's policies, its divisiveness and nastiness, its racism and the way it is absolutely and completely owned and operated by the 1percentt -- particularly oil companies and Wall Street.

Its divisiveness triggered clashes between Hindus and Muslims in which thousands died.

JT: I deplore the Church's conduct at the moment, its divisiveness, its chauvinism, its arrogance, its sectarianism.

However, neurosurgeon Ben Carson refused to attack Mr Trump and said he's in the race to fix the county, not add to its divisiveness: "I don't want to really get into describing who's a politician and who's not".

Ukip has been named the most hated brand in the UK, beating even Marmite which uses its 'love it or hate it' divisiveness as a marketing tool.

And while he is not overtly political in the sense of occupying a defined position on the left or right, his subject matter has become steadily more political in the sense of its potential divisiveness.

I mean saying out loud, again and again, that racism and its subsequent divisiveness is the enemy of us all.

Mr. Silver triumphed after a feverish bargaining for loyalties in the last few days that surprised even some legislative veterans in its passion and divisiveness.

Now it seems divisiveness rules OK.