Sentence examples for may be divisive from inspiring English sources

It may be divisive, but Two Mothers is a vary rare exploration of the female psyche, which, with a little judicious editing, could have a long and interesting life.

And politicians in the mainstream parties need to think about the nature of his appeal and what aspects of it may be divisive and problematic and should be challenged, but also which parts of it may be worthy of additional reflection..

The Kinect may be divisive as a gaming peripheral, but I think we can all agree that a $150 off-the-shelf depth-aware camera system is a good thing.

He commented that it may be "divisive" amongst fans as it was criticised for not making sense to casual viewers of the programme, but Martin said he "loved it".

The film may be divisive, but it delivers what it advertises so the dreaded 2.0x weekend-to total multiplier ($110-$110-$115 millionish is probably not a worst-case scenario even worth discussing.

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump may still be divisive to most Americans, but his recent explanation about how an increasing stock market decreases the national debt appears to have unified both Republican and Democratic economists.

But the massacre's clearest revelation may be the divisive political undercurrent on which the five-year insurgency has thrived.

The new government may be less divisive than the old one – it would be difficult to be more – but only to a limited degree.

In Florida, where the Hispanic vote has traditionally leaned Republican because of large numbers of conservative Cuban-Americans, immigration issues may be especially divisive in 2012.

If the beer range is difficult to argue with, then the space itself – and, indeed, the confusing messages it sends out – may be more divisive.

In an omen of what may be a divisive fight, Republican lawmakers on Thursday boycotted a committee hearing that passed the federal-mandates bill written by Senator Christopher Dodd.