Sentence examples for level of divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker's conduct has provoked a level of divisiveness and bitter partisan hostility the likes of which have not been seen in this state since at least the Vietnam War.

The science panel's polarization "is quite impressive," Hare wrote in an e-mail, given the House's already high level of divisiveness.

In perhaps a sign of how divided people are, the two sides can't even agree on the level of divisiveness.

What you could say about the show is that it's not a fantasy of what you wish would happen, but perhaps an idealized depiction of what often does happen and what we need to be reminded of -- that the level of divisiveness and vitriol on the national stage -- you can't live that way.

Felicia R. Lee's Oct. 29 Coping column, "Black and White Together in History's Trap," reaches new levels of divisiveness.

Increasingly, the enterprise is becoming one more tool of divisiveness.

"This is the lowest form of divisiveness," Mr. Corzine said.

He really stands for a kind of divisiveness in politics.

Boris Johnson also warned against a "1970s blend of divisiveness and business-bashing and union control".

"I'll take a risk of divisiveness in return for having people get more activated," he said.

I haven't seen any evidence of divisiveness along ethnic lines inside the Afghan security forces.