Sentence examples for still divisive from inspiring English sources

It is still divisive, polarised and sectarianism in character.

But there were still divisive conflicts in society.

Most important for his political survival, the law is still divisive.

While the decision ended one aspect of the still divisive Diallo case, it also released the brakes on several related matters.

As Hislop put it, the "still divisive dilemma – that some people do need help, but others frankly are taking the piss".

There are more diverse voices emerging in these threads, and while they are still divisive and divided conversations, there is (on the whole) more engagement with the issues, and less abuse.

When el presidente recently appeared on all of the other network talk shows to tout his still-divisive healthcare plan, the fine folks at Fox News weren't on his list of things to do and places to visit.

"We're still a divisive band for a lot of people," adds Noah.

The incident led to widespread rioting between Hindus and Muslims in India, and it is still profoundly divisive.

This week in the magazine, Ariel Levy, the author of "Female Chauvinist Pigs: Women and the Rise of Raunch Culture," asks why feminism is still so divisive.

After the war, he was lucky to escape the firing squad, and although he published many more books, his reputation still remains divisive.