Sentence examples for quite divided over from inspiring English sources
Judge and books editor at BBC Radio 4 Di Speirs said the judges were "initially quite divided" over the shortlist, but eventually agreed on Orr's story.
Wilf Pinfold, the director of microprocessor research at Intel, points out that opinions over the value of asynchronous design are quite divided.
"It's really quite divided".
"The field of sexual rights is quite divided and political.
"People in the US are quite divided about abortion but we are not divided about contraception," she says.
The birthrate may grow, but experts are quite divided on this.
Democrats and Republicans in the new poll were quite divided about how to handle the crisis.
No one can quite divide opinion like Wayne Rooney.
Unsurprisingly then, commentators are divided over quite how serious the hit to demand and output has been.
But an effort by the Council, one of the most liberal in the country, to align itself with its equally liberal constituents to condemn a war against Iraq has become quite an adventure, with members bitterly divided over whether a city altered by terrorists should weigh in at all.
The country is deeply divided over the proper role, and the size, of banks, and nothing epitomizes these tensions quite like the narrative of Jamie Dimon.
