Sentence examples for painfully divided from inspiring English sources

Belgrade is painfully divided about the development.

When the earth began to shake, my mind was almost painfully divided between fear and fascination.

Its conflicting moral positions can be read as the expression of a painfully divided self.

Labour may be broadly united on Europe but it is painfully divided on almost everything else.

It describes the battle of Karbala, in which Hussain fell, and Sunni and Shia Muslims were so painfully divided.

For a society as painfully divided as Russia's, the principle of "do no harm" is most crucial.

Understand that anti-racism is not a witch hunt, but a collective healing, without which our nation will remain painfully and inequitably divided, corroding opportunity, spirits, and bodies alike.

Americans generally agree with the Supreme Court's decision last week to uphold Oklahoma's use of a controversial lethal injection drug, a new poll finds -- but many supporters express some concerns about whether executions could be carried out too painfully, and many are divided over what the main goal of allowing death sentences should be.

The Syrian opposition remains painfully disunited, and the international community divided on how to deal with Syria.

In Sudan, an unrelenting Islamist government in a religiously divided country has exacerbated a painfully long civil war.

So it's hardly surprising that those same struggles have critically important echoes and resonances -- if sometimes painfully dissonant ones -- for our bitterly divided politics and disastrous financial crises today.