Sentence examples for really divisive from inspiring English sources
It was a really divisive campaign.
"The campaign has been really divisive – people either seem to love it or hate it".
"Some of my British colleagues are annoyed about the way the referendum has been conducted and feel it's really divisive.
Albanese told 2GB he was concerned a plebiscite carried "the danger of a really divisive public debate that vilifies people for who they are".
"When it's decided locally, it can be really divisive, it can be incredibly time-consuming," said Lori Nelson of the Alliance Against Racial Mascots, a coalition of civil rights groups in California.
This is really very divisive in communities throughout the country, and I don't think we have any reason to be divisive here because I don't see any evidence of that".
In light of the turbulent events in recent weeks, which played out as part of the political campaigns and were characterized by some really ugly, divisive, and demeaning words and hate-filled, violence-tinged name-calling, your responsibilities as new citizens have become more important than ever.
It seems logical to surmise that after this really quite divisive campaign she will concentrate on the vote, the decision that Scotland has taken, and express the hope that Scotland will now move on.
But it was just one part - one really disagreeable, divisive, problematic part - of an entire bill!
"And he's really become very divisive".
