Sentence examples for radically divided from inspiring English sources

In a country radically divided by politics, it's still possible to have a consensus on style, possible to value a mind or a manner of working independent of its effects or even of its principles.

The piece radically divided the writers' community on Twitter – with reactions ranging from "I found this article relevant to not just writers or MFAers but anyone who creates things" to "Some awful human being wrote this article" – that's the internet for you.

(Those at the rival Sciences Po, which Macron attended, it was said, only divided the paper, more radically, into two parts).

Formed by the Pacific tectonic plate sliding under the Caribbean one, the Isthmus of Panama divided the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, radically altering sea currents.

Adapting it for a large group, the arranger Sy Johnson expanded it, harmonized it and divided a fairly continuous piece of music into radically contrasting sections.

The ISG ruled out several widely-discussed solutions: staying the course (dismissed in 14 lines as "not sustainable"), radically increasing troop numbers, dividing the country along ethnic lines or "precipitate withdrawal".

Djourou has a contract until June 2013 even if it is fair to say he has divided opinion among fans as the level of his performances can vary radically.

In every TPI group, patients are divided into two prognostic subgroups, according to the kind and success of treatment: those operated on radically and without/with clinical evidence of disease after completion of therapy, and those treated either surgically but not radically or with primary radiotherapy, and without/with clinical evidence of disease after completion of therapy.

The Indian beauty industry can be divided into cosmetics and grooming -- and the public's perception of both categories has started to change radically in recent years.

The Right to Food movement is deeply divided between those who believe the bill is a good first step and those who believe it is doomed to failure unless Indian society is radically overhauled.

As Figure 9 demonstrates, the workload for the experiment can be divided into two parts: from start to 01 40 00, the workload decreases and increases gradually in a slow pace; afterwards, the increase and decrease become radically.