Sentence examples for polarizing conversation from inspiring English sources

She recalls, "I couldn't imagine that we were still having this draining, polarizing conversation about where the women are in the industry... Surely this stuff is over, I thought..

Letting my mind roll over my own payroll, female after female after female — from general manager to bar manager to sous chef to pastry chef to owner to server — I couldn't imagine that we were still having this conversation, this draining, polarizing conversation about where the women are in the industry.

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But as the first full week of the 2010 general election season opens across the country on Monday, Washington is scheduled once again to debate immigration and gay men, lesbians and bisexuals in the military, two deeply divisive social issues that threaten to polarize the conversation on the campaign trail.

"They used to say never say undocumented or transgender because it will automatically polarize the conversation," Helm-Hernández said.

Yet this pathetic instance is only the latest in a long lineage of efforts to polarize the conversation about the tar sands.

To this day, White House debate is influenced by the backlash that followed Obama's 2009 comments on the arrest of black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr., when the president said police "acted stupidly". And Obama's remark that a son of his would look a lot like Trayvon Martin appeared to help polarize the conversation over the teenager's shooting death in 2012.

O'Donnell's interview with Sandberg could be one of those opportunities, as the book sparks what O'Donnell described as an at-times polarizing but necessary conversation.

Haley was hired in August 2017 from CKE Restaurants, where he led marketing for Carl's Jr. and Hardee's brands, including the bold, polarizing, conversation-inducing ads that featured female celebrities selling burgers simply by eating them while scantily clad.

I've been in these conversations at home and they have been tense, polarized and polarizing.

That permits rational conversation, even about polarizing subjects.