Sentence examples for kind of divide from inspiring English sources

This kind of divide and conquer tactic is all too obvious in the current "striver v skiver" rhetoric.

You've studied fine art, design, graphics, and flitted between them all professionally – have you experienced that kind of divide in your own career?

That kind of divide is only going to grow, and because both sides get to claim the high ground, there's good reason for both to exist.

To prevent the farmers teaming up to demand a higher milk price, the industry paid a slightly higher price to farmers with larger flocks than to the majority of the farmers, which was a kind of divide et impera strategy.

We've had twenty-five years of this kind of divide and rule.

Most of our votes have been unanimous, so I think it is unfair to characterize one disagreement as some kind of divide".

We really kind of divided the city".

"It's all been very kind of divided between those two continents.

We had to divide up the space, but it kind of divided up naturally where the girders were".

In this instance it also hints at the kind of divided but mirrored self-image that living between cultures, as all these artists do, can create.

"There's this kind of dividing line where we really have to emphasize domestic for policy and politics—versus the actual scientific truth," he said.