Sentence examples for split public from inspiring English sources

An audacious figure whose legacy split public opinion, Geng is nevertheless widely regarded as "highly capable".

It ends a saga that has destroyed the reputation of one of America's best known media stars, split public opinion and left her career in tatters.

The 24-year-old singer, whose quirky performances split public opinion, will fill in for Richard Arnold on the breakfast show next week while the presenter takes a break after his exit from Strictly Come Dancing.

In any second term, he is likely to face divided government, split public opinion, a lack of any clear mandate and the need to make critical appointments, starting with state and Treasury.

A £2.35bn agreement to pay back the British government after it stepped in to guarantee UK deposits following the failure of online bank account Icesave has split public opinion in Iceland ahead of a critical referendum this week.

A virtual Rorschach test for American culture during the better part of the last century, Mr. Wyeth split public opinion as vigorously as any other American painter, including the other modern Andy, Warhol, whose milieu was as urban as Mr. Wyeth's was rural.

The couple had not been seen in public together since making their split public--an announcement that was followed by two very public bouts of verbal diarrhea by Arquette on The Howard Stern Show, where he bragged about cheating on Cox, and revealed that the duo didn't have a prenuptial agreement (Cox initiated the split).

To investigate this, we split the public sector into four groups: education, health and social work, public administration, and other (includes all other industries).

Likewise, in our analysis, when we split the public sector into its main components in Section 5.1, we find that public sector former workers in education are more prosocial than comparable workers both in the public and the private sector.

What do we make of the fissures that split our public and private selves?

"North Korea should realize that its attempt to split the public opinion in our society no longer works, and must stop it immediately," the South Korean ministry's main spokesman, Kim Hyung-suk, said in a statement.