Sentence examples for past divided from inspiring English sources
Her turn as the newly appointed baroness with a tragic past divided audiences.
In the bars and fringe meetings the issue of Kaminski's past divided Conservative Jews and non-Jews alike.
In the past, divided government has led to greater fiscal prudence, since presidents are more likely to veto the other party's wasteful spending.
To them the past, divided in East and West, was never more than the backdrop for their big party, fascinating but as unreal as The Third Man.
But the past that does weld modern Europeans together is the recent past that divided them so bitterly.
Our past is divided between the archival and the available exactly because it is so quickly past — so rapidly dissolved in confusion.
Our past is divided between the archival and the available exactly because it is so quickly past—so rapidly dissolved in confusion.
In the past, Skinner divided up such items into individual sales in those categories.
The past is divided between what happened, and what was supposed to but did not.
The judges at the trial, which has raised ghosts of the Communist past and divided politicians of the present, gave the general a week to find new lawyers after his defense team quit on Thursday.
The Maroons, or Bush Negroes are they were called in the past, are divided into six "tribes" (Kwinti, Aucans, Saramaccans, Boni, Paramaccans, and Matawais), each with a different language and culture.
