Sentence examples for make the divide between from inspiring English sources

A very plausible way to make the divide between those who would emphasize the relevance of casual history to freedom and responsibility and those who would not is to distinguish between internalist theories of free will and moral responsibility on the one hand, and externalist theories of free will and moral responsibility on the other (for example, see Mele 1995; and Fischer and Ravizza, 1998).

"Instead of building bridges, he's made the divide between our parties wider," Mr. Romney said.

The painter, immersed in nature must shift the painting process, in a situation where the subject is no longer fixed, the painter must bend, making the divide between eye and object clear.

"It's a question of where you make the dividing line between social benefit and individual benefit," he said.

More than any other major festival, Toronto makes clear the divide between those movies that matter aesthetically and intellectually — think the work of Hou Hsiao-hsien, the Dardenne brothers and Gus Van Sant — and those movies that matter largely because of their awards potential and the presumed interest to what remains of the discriminating, adult audience.

As the recent controversy over contraception makes clear, the divide between the American Catholic bishops and the Catholic rank-and-file is huge.

When Charlemagne's empire had been divided up under the Treaty of Verdun (843), the Schelde River had been made the dividing line between the Western and Eastern Frankish kingdoms.

At the beginning of the century, much was made of the divide between photographs concerned with recording everyday life, and those intended as "works of art".