Sentence examples for seemed divisive from inspiring English sources

But mainly, it seemed divisive and petty at a time for unity.

I'm a Londoner, I'm 47, and this seemed divisive," she said, adding: "It seemed as though he picked the brains of an adviser and has played on the anxieties of the south Asian community".

A recent government report on schools noted that in practice, this rarely happens: schools tend to keep to the national norms for fear of seeming "divisive and unfair to existing staff".The government can fiddle with the existing system a bit for example by increasing schemes that pay bonuses to new maths teachers and write off their student loans.

What we need now is not a new government -- as much as the current political "scene" seems divisive and contrary to societal needs -- but a systematic formula for re-organizing the way in which we think about labor, jobs, and the workforce, supported by the principles of the free market.

It seems divisive and inherently unfair to reward women for the way that they feed their children".

Around the world, the question of water ownership has never seemed so divisive.

Almost every character on that stage was a Londoner, too, and yet how empty that word seemed, how divisive.

Caitlyn was one of the judges that year, but her presence seemed less divisive than it was at Eleganza, now a year later; I only heard a few negative murmurs from the crowd when she took the stage in 2016.

To many, that might seem a divisive distraction.

Practically everything these days seems politically divisive.

If cats seem too divisive, there are loads of cute animal oven mitts around.