Sentence examples for kinds of division from inspiring English sources

The intellect is with eternity, above time, and is not subject to division, because everything which is divisible is divisible in magnitude, in number, or in motion, but all these kinds of division are under time.

For May is sowing all kinds of division.

"Other Protestant denominations can compromise and let different presbyteries or conferences or synods do different things, but we've never been agreeable to those kinds of division".

Buridan characterises 'division' as the separation of a whole into its parts (SD, 8.1.2), and distinguishes various kinds of division, one kind being the division of a genus into its species, which was Plato's method of division.

Clearly, then, the idea of a middle rank cuts across the kinds of class divisions with which we are familiar today.

What kinds of divisions did you see in Phoenix's Hispanic community?

"These kinds of divisions are not the message we want to communicate".

True, Mr. Obama faces a more divided Congress and an unemployment rate more than double that of 1967, but not the kinds of divisions over race and war that prompted Johnson not to seek re-election.

But others see these kinds of divisions as so intrinsic to the Italian project — a big, unruly family, bound by language and largely by religion, forever bickering but never quite dissolving — that they pose no threat.

Instead, it has revealed the kinds of divisions usually on display with Republicans — splitting rank-and-file Democrats from an emerging centrist group that has become increasingly willing to buck its leaders.

In an interview last week, while on a break from traveling with the Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin, Ms. Whitman said it was hard for her to reflect on these kinds of divisions within the company, or on missed opportunities.