Sentence examples for one of division from inspiring English sources

Sammar and Rae's story is one of division and difference, and of those miraculous places of intersection like love.

"My fear is that it would play into an old narrative – one of division, isolation and difference," he writes.

It isn't one of division and get in line and we'll take care of you with free stuff".

Strummered's reaction was fairly typical: Private universities are not the future unless the future you desire is one of division, inequality, and entirely fuelled by selfishness and greed.

Reduced to its essential components, Erdoğan's unpalatable message was one of division and fear: fear of neighbours, Kurds, foreigners, refugees, the Americans, the EU – and fear of each other.

Enda Kenny, the taoiseach of Ireland, appealed to Britain to vote to remain inside the EU, warning that the return of a stronger border between Ireland and Northern Ireland required by a Brexit vote would play into an old narrative – "one of division, isolation and difference".

Rebecca Tully, a member of the Green party, said it was unfortunate that the story had become one of divisions in the Labour party.

Images of a single pan-Islamic network of terror found far greater uptake than ones of division.

John Samuelsen, the chairman of the track division, one of 15 divisions in the union, said that the rejection of the contract was "a moral victory" for the workers.

(f) IPRM de-noising after one step of division.

One type of division, commonly referred to as a niche-controlled, or extrinsic, mechanism of cell division, emphasizes the importance of the stem cell niche [ 2].