Sentence examples for rather polarizing from inspiring English sources

From what we've seen, the new look and feel, gathered by devs testing the beta, is rather polarizing.

The shell shock to the West of the widespread demonstrations of rage against the United States, including the murder of an Ambassador, will taper off soon, but the lessons of this sad episode remain elusive and rather polarizing.

For the men (and one rather polarizing woman) who might run for president as Republicans in 2012, now is the wilderness campaign.

Anyone who has spent months reading stories about Trump as a polarizing force might have been surprised by a recent poll, from Public Policy Polling, which suggested that Ryan himself was a rather polarizing figure: only forty per cent of Republicans approved of Ryan's Speakership, while forty-four per cent disapproved of it.

I also imagine that this complexity can be rather polarizing to viewers, as speculating about the technological process of creating fractal imagery is way more mesmerizing than viewing the final products of that process.

"I'd much rather polarize people into extreme reactions.

This doesn't bring us together as Zuckerberg wants Facebook to do, but rather polarizes us on opposite ends of the spectrum, comfortably in our filter bubbles, wound tightly to our own beliefs.

In contrast to previous reports that analyzed the regulation of choroidal macrophages by IL-10 [14], IL-10 did not prevent the infiltration of macrophages into the retina, but rather polarized the macrophage genetic profile towards a pro-angiogenic phenotype.

Rather than polarizing us further, encountering differing views online may encourage people to broaden their information stream.

friendship? Use that drive we all posses to solve rather than polarize.

Or rather, has polarized rhetoric left a gaping hole in the center of who we are as a people?