Sentence examples for pretty divided from inspiring English sources

"I think the president has considerable support," Mr. Zmolek said, "but I think the nation is pretty divided on this".

Opinion polls show the country is pretty divided, but I've been struck by the willingness of councils to help".

"Countries were pretty divided" about the appropriate pace of fiscal consolidation, Guido Mantega, the Brazilian finance minister, told reporters, according to Reuters.

Araya came to Florida from Costa Rica, in 1990, and originally lived in Dr. Phillips, a well-to-do suburb of Orlando, but he found the gay and straight communities there "pretty divided".

The world is pretty divided in its feelings toward Apple.

The crowd for the Wimbledon final, because of Federer's immense popularity, was pretty divided.

The dramatis personae were now pretty much divided into the good, the bad and the clueless.

In an age when the country remains pretty evenly divided politically, presidential elections will likely continue to be close.

In contrast, surveys consistently show that Americans are pretty evenly divided when asked whether they think scientists agree that humans are causing global warming.

Of course, British public hostility towards the Afghanistan occupation is mirrored in most countries in the world (in the US it is pretty evenly divided).

Although the try was given, subsequent viewings of the incident were inconclusive and opinion pretty much divided dependent on which side of the border you reside.