Sentence examples for more divided over from inspiring English sources

Opinion is more divided over Europe, however.

* Readers were more divided over cutting the number of troops.

Today, we are less divided over race, but more divided over sex and reproduction.

But people were more divided over whether the Bush campaign should have made Mr. Cheney's complete medical records public during the campaign.

City voters were more divided over the police's response to the protests, which has been criticized in some circles as heavy-handed.

The sad truth is that they are now fighting a classic culture war that will leave the country more divided over "values" than ever.

He argues, for instance, that "one would be hard-pressed to discover a presidency more dominated by a single foreign policy problem and simultaneously more divided domestically over how to solve it" than that of John Adams -- an observation that conveniently ignores the travails, say, that Lyndon B. Johnson suffered over Vietnam.

Democrats are more divided than Republicans over the war, polls show, which has led to a sometimes uncomfortable split in the ranks of the left.

Today, our country is much more divided and Trump's victory over Hillary Clinton — despite his claims to the contrary — much less impressive.

DeMint's "Cut, Cap, And Balance" pledge is like Norquist's on steroids, and the only people who are more divided than GOP lawmakers are over it are perhaps editors on both sides of the "Oxford comma" controversy.

Men are more divided between their sense of unease over what Strauss-Kahn is accused of and resentment of the way he has been treated by American justice and police officials.