Sentence examples for more divisive than from inspiring English sources

I feel grammar schools are more divisive than ever.

Miami city politics have become more divisive than ever.

Of the recent cases, none have been more divisive than the indictment of Kiriakou.

But each party proposes different solutions, and none is more divisive than nuclear power.

But cars, even electric ones, are already proving more divisive than bikes.

The process of determining the memorial is often far more divisive than the result.

Nothing more divisive than the attempt to unseat the leader that we are now witnessing.

River has been more divisive than almost any other character in Doctor Who history.

It is one of Australia's oldest and most deep-seated rivalries, more divisive than religion, politics or even football.

Then, abruptly, Rivers changed the subject, to a topic more divisive than class warfare or Woody Allen Lena Dunhamm's body.

And the BJP's prime-ministerial candidate, L.K. Advani, is more divisive than his predecessor, Atal Behari Vajpayee.