Sentence examples for side of a divide from inspiring English sources
It would be convenient if White and Moore stood on either side of a divide between antimodernist and modernist writing.
Emotionally, Edwards, no matter how spectacularly well he does, seems to dwell on the other side of a divide from people who have had special advantages, who condescend or demean.
At 5.30pm the ground floor of Debenhams, a department store in the mall, is more densely populated than Sheffield's entire central high street.Britain's cities are falling either side of a divide.
Some historians would now trace the enduring debate between these complementary aspects of Western thought as far back as the 12th century, and in this very broad sense Erasmus and Voltaire are on the same side of a divide, just as, for instance, Machiavelli and Rousseau are on the other.
As the 1960s progressed, especially after the Six Day War and the beginning of Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, Israel was suddenly itself perceived by some as a colonial force, on the other side of a divide that put it in the same camp with the Afrikaners, all while the Palestinian struggle became a potent symbol for radicals in the West.
Facebook is on the wrong side of a divide it might want to reconsider.
Recuperators operate continuously and transfer heat between fluids on either side of a dividing wall.
This was interesting because it implies that the Lib Dems and Labour are on one side of a dividing line, while the Tories are on the other.
Carol Muller breaks new ground in the study of this changing region and along the way includes fascinating details of her own poignant journey, as a young, white South African woman, to the "other" side of a divided society.
His main aim was to stretch the 'Few is beautiful' idea by showing that there are clear dividing lines between kinds of theory T. On one side of a dividing line are theories with some good structural property that forces the number of nonisomorphic models of a given cardinality to be small.
The apostle Paul knew what we perhaps have now forgotten, that neither side of a divided church wins.
