Sentence examples for recent divisiveness from inspiring English sources

And he repeatedly said he wanted an end to the recent divisiveness of the political debate.

After Gordy Quist brought attention to recent events and "divisiveness" plaguing America, the Band of Heathens began "Carry Your Love" with the opening chords to "The Star-Spangled Banner".

"Given the divisiveness of recent elections we did not believe that having more elections would be good for Dartmouth".

Brad Lander, council member and co-sponsor of the Community Safety Act, expressed his dismay over the divisiveness of recent polemics around the reforms.

As shown by his recent involvement in police brutality protests, divisiveness is not something Tarantino is about to shy away from – and there's a lot to be said for a film-maker who avoids the middle of the road as vehemently as he does.

In service of these goals, the Wisconsin Council of Churches -- with the backing of Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Muslim and Jewish communities -- has launched a state-wide project called "A Season of Civility" amid what they call "the partisan rancor of the recent recall campaigns and the anticipated divisiveness of the fall election cycle".

The president urged the Senate to quickly confirm Mr. Furman, who has won respect from both parties despite the divisiveness of the fiscal fights of recent years.

That number remains the same regardless of party affiliation ― 84percentt of Democrats, 86percentt of independents and 85percentt of Republicans say divisiveness is higher now than in recent years.

He says he's disheartened at the racial tensions and divisiveness that have made a resurgence in recent years.

Despite Sanders' claim, recent polls have shown that American voters believe the president is fueling divisiveness.

Yet few medical disorders have stirred up as much passion and divisiveness among scientists and the general public as autism has in recent years.