Sentence examples for polarizing opinion from inspiring English sources

Polarizing opinion in the London art world, Whistler pioneered the modern trope of the artist as scandalous celebrity.

Yet as the disagreements over her funeral arrangements vividly demonstrate, Mrs. Thatcher is dividing and polarizing opinion as much in death as she invariably did in life.

(At first a devoted fan, Wilde came to complain that Whistler spelled art "with a capital 'I.' ") Polarizing opinion in the London art world, Whistler pioneered the modern trope of the artist as scandalous celebrity.

He also devotes much space to the racial questions raised by Eminem's pre-eminence in the hip-hop universe, as he cites one critic's deeply polarizing opinion that "today, race is performative".

Can you hold polarizing opinions about books you haven't read and can you memorize things you never needed to know in the first place?

Mr. Beck, however, was shunned by many major advertisers because of his polarizing opinions and a sustained boycott campaign by his critics.

Many commentators have pointed out that the bill came on the heels of public opinion polls by the Pew Charitable Trusts and the Gallup Organization showing rapidly polarizing opinions about higher education.

Anytime you come up with an idea that is pretty out there — which cat cafes in the U.S. are still seen as pretty "out there" as a concept — I think you have polarizing opinions.

He's bold and ever willing to stick his neck out with polarizing opinions.

But of course, there are polarizing opinions in narrating the Holocaust, and in general, trauma.

Both were huge victories and both instantly created polarizing opinions and heated debate.