Sentence examples for stoking division from inspiring English sources
In comments to Guardian Australia, the race discrimination commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane, said Hanson was stoking division and appealing to xenophobia.
Ludlam said the challenge was to "offer alternatives" to those stoking division and suggested addressing economic inequality was part of the answer.
But by aggressively courting the nations on Europe's eastern and southern flank, Western officials worry that China is stoking division within the European Union.
The race discrimination commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane, says Pauline Hanson is stoking division and appealing to xenophobia as new polling suggests 49% of Australians support One Nation's call for a ban on Muslim immigration.
He added: "For Farage to make such a claim is risible: it is UKIP who are stoking division.
On this final round of campaign demagoguery, with Trump hyping destitute migrants hundreds of miles away into a national emergency, and even sending in troops as props to sustain this monstrous fiction, we keep hearing that Trump is "fearmongering" or "stoking division" or "exploiting racial and cultural tensions". This blog has used these terms regularly.
The Guardian says Cameron is "playing with fire as he targets Ukip territory" and risks "stoking divisions in the union".
Some used even stronger language, stoking divisions in a city that had long faced tension between its black establishment and more liberal whites.
And the EU referendum, in part promised by David Cameron to try to hold together a party divided on Europe, is instead further stoking divisions within the party.
To this second category we can add Trump's refusal to unequivocally condemn the Charlottesville white supremacists and the White House's use of taxpayer funds to stage a weekend stunt in which Vice President Pence walked out of a football game, which are both part of a broader effort to continue stoking divisions.
This election is being seen as a referendum on Mr Modi, a polarising figure adored by many but also accused of stoking divisions between India's Hindu majority and the country's 200 million Muslims.
