Sentence examples for painful division from inspiring English sources

Some said they feared that as the fight over the ballot measure intensified, it would bring only more painful division.

It is more a matter of speaking in a medium's divided voices -- a painful division and, in the case of Pamuk, both confusing and exhilarating.

Here is a movie that addresses a deep and painful division in American society, a schism that divides families, threatens the civility on which a democratic society depends and provokes endless, often intemperate arguments.

And then, in an instant, just five years after his release from jail, Havel was in the Castle, signing papers, meeting foreign dignitaries, and, in time, battling his own prime minister and presiding over the painful division of Czechoslovakia into Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

In dropping out Thursday, Sessions said a run would have created an "unnecessary and painful division".

"Today, it became obvious to me that the measures necessary to run a successful campaign would have created unnecessary and painful division within our party.

Maybe, but Mr Bush exposes painful divisions and animosities like no other candidate.

Immigration reform, particularly the creation of a guest-worker programme, will cause painful divisions within Republican ranks.

The painful divisions of the country post-election are no doubt reflected in "Schoolmarm," but did not inspire it.

Ms. Lutnick and others are struggling to propose an alternative, which has exposed painful divisions among the survivors' groups, since each tentative solution has its own drawbacks.

Particularly in divided societies, it is tempting to cling to comforting myths to help bring unity and to paper over deep and painful divisions.