Sentence examples for profound division from inspiring English sources

Kline gets a big laugh with this line; the words, however, also telegraph a more profound division in Cyrano.

While Donald Trump is not the only cause of this profound division, his election drew it to the surface and made it the dominant paradigm of political debate.

Javier Solana, Europe's foreign policy chief, declared in Madrid this week that the new American agriculture policy has created the "most profound" division between Europe and the United States, worse than disputes over steel tariffs, the Kyoto environmental treaty or the international criminal court.

While immigration is contentious in the Sierra Club, there is an older, more profound division between the majority of the board members and the insurgents who have worked for years to make the group more militant and activist, with a greater orientation toward the grass-roots volunteers (front page, March 16).

But there could come a point after several days when the cardinals share a fear that indecision could be interpreted by the outside world as evidence of profound division, he adds.

Headlines describing the 24th Arab Summit held in Doha this week reflect profound division over Syria and Qatar's role in effecting change in the Arab Region.

But, she said, by eighth grade profound divisions had already been cemented.

"Now the Farc are completely vulnerable and open to profound divisions," Giraldo said.

The answer, of course, lies in the profound divisions by which that party was already riven.

Bossi's authority and personal style of leadership has masked profound divisions in his party.

Far from showcasing Arab unity, though, the gathering exposed the profound divisions over Iraq.