Sentence examples similar to seed of disunity from inspiring English sources

Many seeds of disunity have been carried aloft by winds that come in gusts, especially, unfortunately, from the State of Florida.

"This is an especially sensitive time in our nation's history and many seeds of disunity have been carried aloft by winds that have come in gusts -- most recently out of Florida," Mr. Leahy said.

The longer we indulge the perfidious tribalism of "Us the People," we risk allowing its seeds of disunity to take root and ultimately yield a bitter harvest of decline.

As the two nominees -- first Vice President Al Gore and then Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, now the president-elect -- appeared on television to appeal to the nation for a measure of unity, they spoke in the context of a Supreme Court decision that had sown the seeds of potential disunity.

Besides, you are sowing a seed of discord and disunity which you will definitely harvest.

But when you blur the two, you sow the seeds of alienation and disunity.

Liberal Democrats need to understand the electoral dangers of disunity.

The latest mutiny is indicative of disunity within the army's ranks.

But signs of disunity are appearing in Mr Ma's ruling party, the Kuomintang (or KMT).

Lincoln could have accepted peace at the cost of disunity and continued slavery.

When you have a working majority of only 17, every whisper of disunity matters.