Sentence examples for proven divisive from inspiring English sources
It is a risky strategy that has so far proven divisive.
Yet the plan has proven divisive even within the Liberal Party, with some of Abbott's own allies dubbing it unaffordable.
Rebecca Nicholson, in her Guardian review today, seems to have put her finger on why the show might have proven divisive: The concept is tricky to pin down, because it aims to do so much.
Before the rally was even due to start, the scene for the evening was set as protesters inside the pavilion vented their opposition to the presidential candidate's positions on immigration, race and other issues where his rhetoric has proven divisive.
The war has proven divisive for Democrats as they head into midterm elections this fall, as antiwar forces have demanded repentance from members of Congress who supported the October 2002 resolution authorizing Mr. Bush to go to war if Saddam Hussein failed to comply with United Nations' demands.
Julia Gillard's chief spin doctor has proven divisive and often incompetent.
The struggle is proving divisive.
Still, the technology has proved divisive.
Her concern proved divisive on Twitter.
But the plans are proving divisive.
Caroline Penvenen (Gabriella Wilde) is proving divisive below the line.
