Sentence examples for partisan divisiveness from inspiring English sources
The Senate's 98-to-0 vote disguised the partisan divisiveness of past weeks.
Could the mixup have been a signal from on high that, in this moment of extreme partisan divisiveness, it's time for two of the most outspoken leaders of their respective parties to cross lines and make amends or, at least, to sit down for a cup of coffee?
Three: The extent of partisan divisiveness has reached an extreme level.
Instead, if Christians want to show the world a freedom to live outside the rottenness that so many of our fellow Christians have been complicit in creating, then we need to offer the witness of a peaceable community that transcends partisan divisiveness.
Virginia is one of the states facing the divisiveness of partisan gerrymandering.
Mr. Walker's conduct has provoked a level of divisiveness and bitter partisan hostility the likes of which have not been seen in this state since at least the Vietnam War.
The divisiveness on environment was regional, not partisan.
Breeding Divisiveness Those decade-long trends track deepening partisan passions and decisions by cable news programmers to amplify strong opinions.
In service of these goals, the Wisconsin Council of Churches -- with the backing of Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities -- has launched a state-wide project called "A Season of Civility" amid what they call "the partisan rancor of the recent recall campaigns and the anticipated divisiveness of the fall election cycle".
It is highly partisan, political and ideological in its presentation and fans the flames of divisiveness rather than providing points for potential unity.
At this time when there seems to be such divisiveness, violence, and struggle all around us - when left and right seem so partisan and polarized, when terror literally tears people apart, when masses of humanity flee their own brethren and amass at borders begging for refuge - a time such as this is a good opportunity for pause and review.
