Sentence examples similar to stir division from inspiring English sources

Drugs and alcohol — the managers also lived like rock stars — stirred division, as did money.

We can stir more division and continue to pretend we know better when its apparent "we" didn't, or we can face up to ourselves and each other.

"If she does not want to fail this test at the first hurdle, she must take immediate action to control the elements of her party who, through their disgraceful behaviour, appear determined to stir up division and grievance".

The big picture painted by the indictment is essentially confirmation of what had been widely known or assumed: that a "troll factory" called the Internet Research Agency had been operating in St Petersburg since at least 2013, that since 2014 it had been busy trying to stir up division in the United States, and that it operated largely through fake identities.

KUWAIT, July 3 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Shi'ite and Sunni Muslims prayed for national unity at Kuwait's grand mosque on Friday, vowing to block any attempt to stir sectarian division a week after an Islamic State staged the country's dealiest militant attack.

The subtext that many analysts and readers gleaned from CNN's piece and Twitter's decision was that the account that first propagated this misleading content could be a foreign troll ― possibly Russian ― engaging in a sinister "information operation" to stir up division in American society.

"Ukip are trying to stir up divisions between people and I think Thanet deserves better than their hatred, divisiveness and scapegoating".

"This is no time to stir up divisions in a great alliance".