Sentence examples for splitting opinion from inspiring English sources
The towering glass spire of the Shard has been piercing the London skyline for a while now, splitting opinion every bit as aggressively as it splits the horizon from almost every vantage point in the city.
Far from Westminster, these are splitting opinion in marginal constituencies.
It would not be too cruel to say that his fictional strengths seemed to ebb after the 60s, even though The Ebony Tower in 1974 received acclaim and Daniel Martin in 1977, though splitting opinion, did find serious defenders of the calibre of Ion Trewin.
Having made his name with maximalist OTT dance tracks for club-focused labels such as Numbers, SOPHIE's latest efforts have been influenced by J-pop artists such as Kyary Pamyu Pamyu and explore the limits of "good taste", with recent single Lemonade again splitting opinion.
Research into other sports has shown female participants are more prone to concussion than men, raising questions as to whether safety and equality are compatible in boxing, and splitting opinion among respected figures.
This is where it gets a bit complicated, and any discussion of this is going to start splitting opinions pretty widely, especially in the music world.
Former Scottish Socialist Party MSP Carolyn Leckie, who organised the petition against the proposal, warned that the event's organisers risked splitting public opinion during an event intended to bring Glaswegians together: I can't imagine anyone connected with organising the Games wants a divided crowd watching the opening ceremony.
Thus, the London bus became what political strategists call a wedge issue, splitting and mobilising opinion.
Over the last thirty years, a number of commentators have considered whether states are amenable to treaty-based private suits, with opinions splitting evenly.
In the months since the release of opinion-splitting sixth album Reputation, Swift had given only a handful of interviews and her Instagram feed was 90% cat snaps.
KE SBTRKT Wonder Where We Land, 22 Sept SBTRKT's 2011 debut straddled dubstep and killer pop songs, spawning the single Wildfire and its opinion-splitting Drake remix.
