Sentence examples for much divisiveness from inspiring English sources

There had been too much divisiveness on this team last year".

Turning our focus from YDS to the wider world, we can see much divisiveness in society and an unmistakable sense of fear and anger.

"We live in this world right now where you know there's just so much bad news and there's so much divisiveness," he said.

But Albany is not there yet -- not because of too much divisiveness or partisanship but because, with the majority co-opted and the minority given no voice, there is not nearly enough to be compromised.

Duncan: In an age of so much divisiveness, it can be easy even for friends to get hung up on differences in belief systems.

How do we unify amidst so much divisiveness and venom?

What does it mean for the country our children and grandchildren are inheriting when there is so much poisonous divisiveness in the political and media culture and the number of hate groups is on the rise?

Schulz identified some major hurdles to implementing the ACA that he believes hurt the bill's popularity and created much of the divisiveness that surrounds it today.

It's not yet been covered over with the nuances and encrustations of "maturity," much less the divisiveness of doctrine, be it religious, political, or social.

"The P.G.A. does not wish to be involved in an issue that is creating so much controversy and divisiveness within the San Antonio community," wrote Jim L. Awtrey, chief executive of the golfing association, in a letter to the project's developer, the Lumbermen's Investment Corporation.

His assassination, also magnified by the real-time, heartbroken urgency of television, stilled much of that divisiveness with the heavy cloak of grief.