Sentence examples for polarised image from inspiring English sources

This polarised image of vulnerable victims needing protection from vilified perpetrators is hardly a promising basis for a mature and respectful exchange of views on campus.

Venezuelan politics have been polarised around the image of Mr Chavez, who led the country for 14 years before his death last March.

She will spend part of this week in an operating theatre staffed by abortion providers, and part with Professor Stuart Campbell, whose 3-D ultrasound images of babies in utero smiling and sucking their thumbs polarised the debate.

Even so, recent images of children and mothers in overcrowded, improvised shelters have further politicised and polarised the issue in Washington.

Europe is demographically polarised.

The campaign has become polarised.

The country is polarised.

Purvis' announcement has polarised opinion.

"The decree has polarised us.

Things were polarised," she says.

The world was polarised; the US government was clearly supportive of dictatorships and military regimes, and people living in third-world countries had an unpleasant image of America in their minds".