Sentence examples for profoundly divided from inspiring English sources

It revealed a country profoundly divided in opinion.

Israelis are profoundly worried -- and profoundly divided -- about their isolation.

Ancillary Justice by Ann Leckie is a book about which I am profoundly divided.

First, he admitted that the church was "deeply and profoundly divided" over the issue.

The family remain profoundly divided, however, with another of Neruda's nephews, Bernardo Reyes, consistently ridiculing the poisoning claims.

That discussion is continuing and the church is deeply and profoundly divided over the way forward on it.

Any kind of "automaticity" in the use of force will profoundly divide us.

Brexit profoundly divides both parties, with Brexit "policies" of both leaders exclusively geared to an attempt – probably vain – to avoid splitting the ranks.

I know profoundly, in ways now that I will never forget, just how deeply divided we are".

"Let's just keep in mind, Falluja is a profoundly conservative Sunni city in a country that, independent of anything we do, is deeply divided along sectarian lines.

Katie Mitchell's most recent foray into music theatre, After Dido, the version of Purcell's Dido & Aeneas that she directed at the Young Vic for English National Opera, divided opinion profoundly.