Sentence examples for many dividing points from inspiring English sources

Political action is one of many dividing points for the rival Surrealist writers Georges Bataille and Andre Breton.

To meet the needs of accurate calculation, all the elements are divided into many small segments, the electric fields in each segment are regarded as uniform fields, and the dividing points are treated as thin lenses.

The deployment of the dividing points influences the solution accuracy.

The assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a dividing point.

The dividing point between Europe and Asia was Turkey.

White House officials said that by Monday they would unveil Mr. Obama's own comprehensive proposal, focused on uniting Democrats who spent much of the past year deeply divided on many points.

This is, in some sense, an analogy for many veterans' points of view on the cultural divide between civilians and the 1percentt of Americans in the military.

With so many different points of view on a subject that has long divided America, perhaps the debate just underlines the obvious - gay people are like everyone else.

So many turning points, debates in these chambers have reflected the collected or divided conscience of our country.

She has sought to write a sophisticated and suspenseful exploration of the many conflicting points of view on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian divide, and in large measure she has succeeded.

"I don't even need that many talking points for that call". It was, however, the Libyan revolution in 2011 that would truly divide the administration over whether the U.S. could and should take military action in another Islamic nation.