Sentence examples for looks divided from inspiring English sources

But as the next spending review looms, science's extended family looks divided.

(Both are states, incidentally, where its assemblymen have been accused of watching pornography during debates).But the BJP looks divided nationally, with its leaders jockeying for position as potential prime minister.

In the same week a group of MPs announced that they would also seek a referendum on gay marriage, currently making its way through the legislature.The sole comfort for Mr Cameron is that the Labour Party looks divided, too.

The other big political figure in Sudan, Hassan al-Turabi, the former leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and the architect of the 1989 coup before falling out with Mr Bashir, is not standing against the president either.For the moment, then, the opposition to Mr Bashir looks divided, weak and anachronistic.

His slow start as leader of the opposition is forgivable the birth of his second child distracted him but the confusions and contradictions that have marked his first two months in the role are worrying.On some issues, his team looks divided.

Now they look divided, and politicised.

For their part, the Democrats are looking divided and incompetent.

By contrast, it was the vacillating Christian Democrats who looked divided, indecisive and perilously bereft of firm leadership.

If they don't succeed, they'll keep running the insurgency campaign, backed by the christian lobby and conservative columnists, leaving his government looking divided and chaotic.

Several Democrats said the model he needed to avoid was the 1980 primary fight between President Jimmy Carter and Senator Edward M. Kennedy, with its awkward spectacle at the nominating convention that made the party look divided and Mr. Carter seem suppliant.

Over 100 people have died in the city of Homs, the centre of the uprising, where Human Rights Watch, a lobby group, accuses the regime of committing crimes against humanity recorded in a trail of disturbing footage backed up by personal testimony.The Arab League has looked divided and impotent in its response to the violence in Syria.