Sentence examples for polarizing thing from inspiring English sources
Enjoy them, because they're going out, and there's never been a more polarizing thing.
"It became a polarizing thing and this town has bigger fish to fry, something like 2,400 homes affected by major flooding after Hurricane Irene".
Yet to look back at how the march and speech were covered is also to remember that the civil rights movement was not always a settled question; it was a living, breathing, divisive, polarizing thing, not something that people of every political stripe could embrace so easily.
Of all the polarizing things Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said and done over the years, from banning large sugary drinks to supporting congestion pricing, few have generated the sort of viral backlash that has unexpectedly mounted after his weekly radio show on Friday.
"Bush has taken a situation where the allies were united behind the United States and instead of building on that, he polarized things," said Polly Perkins Johnson, who was dating a Cantor Fitzgerald employee who died on 9/11, Edwin John Graf III.
"That's the thing about polarizing elections," he said.
Mr. McCain was confronted with the polarizing social issue first thing this morning when it arose for the second day in a row on his Straight Talk Express campaign bus, which is drawing ever more reporters as the New Hampshire primary nears.
Another one of the two shows I had seen, of course, but I am told that the whole thing is very polarizing.
I want everyone to like the work that I make, especially young artists.' You want people to love you, but part of that is that if you make things that are polarizing, people are gonna hate it.
Because of his decades-long pattern of defaults and his increasingly polarizing political rhetoric — among other things, he had been spreading a lie about President Barack Obama being born overseas — Mr. Trump remained untouchable for most banks.
