Sentence examples for so divided into from inspiring English sources

"It's not so divided into different disciplines".

There is no piece of music whose history is so divided into "before" and "after" by one performer as the history of the "Goldberg" Variations is divided into before and after by Glenn Gould.

America's post-September 11th national-security state has become so well financed, so divided into secret compartments, so technically capable, so self-perpetuating, and so captured by profit-seeking contractors bidding on the next big idea about big-data mining that intelligence leaders seem to have lost their facility to think independently.

I say it's because we are so divided into religious vs. secular tribes that we don't recognize the virtues and values people from across the political and spiritual spectrum have in common.

Many topics, like "Strange Fruit" itself, aren't so neatly divided into "black" and "white".

The revenue resources so created, divided into iqṭāʿs, or different territorial units, were distributed among the nobles.

Rarely have the critics been so neatly divided into two camps, both alike in dignity, as they are over Helen Mirren's Phèdre.

It is rare to hear Mahler's Fifth so obviously divided into the three parts that the composer indicated in the score, and even rarer to hear a performance as leisurely as this one.

Why is his world so starkly divided into winners and losers?

The crusaders represented northern and southern France, Flanders, Germany, and southern Italy, and so were divided into four separate armies that were not always cooperative, though they were held together by their common ultimate goal.

It's a depressing thought, but maybe extremists are the happiest of us all, seeing as they appear to have the world so neatly divided into the good and bad guys.