Sentence examples for source of the division from inspiring English sources

If you want to discover the source of the division in our country, look no further than the fake news and the crooked media".

His play acknowledges the hatred but not the source of the division; it doesn't tell us, to quote James Baldwin, in "The White Man's Guilt," "who established this distance, who is this distance designed to protect, and from what is this distance designed to offer protection".

In next week's broadcast, filmed in Mr Clegg's home, the deputy prime minister returns to an issue which has been the source of the biggest division in the party since it came to power in May 2010.

For all the good that most of them do, it is the Christians who are often the source of human division, destruction, and planetary suffering.

This suggests that the issue of same-sex marriage is on course to become a source of significant division within the Republican Party, as social conservatives view the commitment to marriage as a sacrament between a man and woman.

The issue of caste discrimination was a source of division in the Coalition, with Liberal Democrats broadly supporting the addition to the legislation and Conservative ministers opposed.

Whatever his virtues or sins, Thaksin, politically active, will remain a source of extreme division; but the converse – that his removal will bring union – does not hold up.

That jostling for resources can often be a source of bitter division within the queer community.

China's record on human rights has been a source of huge division with the United States.

As a faith writer, the Bible as a piece of written work is of particular interest to me; this sacred text which has offered life-saving words as well as been the source of much division and strife.

"While Iraq was a source of division in the past, it doesn't need to be a source of division in the future," he said, as he arrived at the annual conference of the centre-left Progress group in London.