Sentence examples for social divisiveness from inspiring English sources

As well, they collectively whisper dimensions of the unfinished divisive culture wars on the "isms" of social divisiveness.

It is the Lottery which is the ultimate in social divisiveness.

Apart from the social divisiveness brought about by educational segregation, there's a fundamental principle at stake.

And being English will not stop me from fighting to live in a country free from racism and social divisiveness.

At the same time, the influx of ambitious, highly educated, opportunity-seeking entrepreneurs may risk creating social divisiveness.

Were it to bed down, the free school would replicate in English cities the sectarian and social divisiveness still experienced in Ulster.

Visually dazzling, impeccably acted and, in their very different ways, reflective of the social upheaval and divisiveness of an anxious 21st century.

"In the age of social media, where divisiveness serves no decent purpose, these flippant comments on my part only made things worse and contributed to a cycle of rage that I should not have inflamed further.

But Gatto does not espouse any of the social or ethnic divisiveness that Ramani does, and which marked the unsuccessful campaigns for Assembly earlier this year.

This week, a very different sort of film about the South of the Civil War and Reconstruction era – "Free State of Jones" -- will have its premiere, and as we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the War and Reconstruction and struggle through our own time of social and racial divisiveness, the public would do very well to take the film's measure.

In an interview this week with foreign journalists, Mr. Hollande said that Mr. Sarkozy had chosen a campaign of divisiveness on social issues, of "cleavage" instead of unification.