Sentence examples for polarized time from inspiring English sources

THE estate tax is a great wedge issue in a politically polarized time.

"It would have been a very difficult speech in a deeply polarized time," said Thitinan Pongsudhirak, a political scientist at Chulalongkorn University.

For Obama, it is also painful evidence of the difference between the campaign promises of a forty-six-year-old aspirant and the realities of governing in a bitterly polarized time.

To his defenders, who are as likely to be Republicans as Democrats, Mr. Lieberman has been a rare and admirable political figure who has risen above party in a polarized time.

He never seemed to grasp the need, especially in this highly polarized time, to reach out to doubters and try to bring them closer to his side.

"It was a very polarized time in Syria.

Part of this unusually clear choice is a reflection of these polarized times.

IN these polarized times, few words conjure as much distaste in liberal circles as "evangelical Christian".

That any number of Americans believe such nonsense is sad evidence that we live in deeply polarized times — not only in the world, but at home.

Wagner and Sachs are much deeper, but in these discordant, polarized times, take heed of the message of this Glyndebourne Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg.

For our polarized times, here are two polarized views of the debt ceiling debate, which is set to swallow up the unresolved government shutdown debate sometime late this week.