By claiming that "she'll build on our progress," she is implying that she will take the torch from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who remains polarizing among Democrats in a year when many Democrats are yearning for something new.
That, along with other shifts, is bound to be polarizing among longtime Air users.
Game Informers Ben Reeves called it the ninth best Game Boy game and noted that it was polarizing among fans.
Notably, one of the fest's biggest moment's — the return of Outkast's Andre 3000 and Big Boi — was polarizing among its fans, mostly because of the perceived indifference of Andre "3000" Benjamin.
The Korean and Vietnam War were among the major civil wars polarized along Cold War lines.
Even so, when we initially covered AirPR's raise, the reaction to its mission was polarized — both among the media and among PR professionals.
That surreal situation has been playing out over the past week in this Eastern European capital, where less than six months after a series of bloody street protests toppled a pro-Russian leader, a new documentary about the event has elicited polarized reactions among the very people who lived it.
He might be surprised outside the big-market bubble, in a country that is polarized by vexing issues, immigration among them, said Alan Swyer, the director of "Beisbol, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow," a documentary on Latinos' historical impact on the sport.
In power, he has polarized the country, leading to, among other events, the explosion of two bombs at an HDP meeting in Diyarbakır, a city in eastern Anatolia with a large Kurdish population, two days before the vote.
It's ironic that in a state so racially polarized, there is so little serious discussion among the candidates of the race issue.
