Sentence examples for such a divide from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee has lamented such a divide and called for a "middle-of-the-road" attitude.

No other creative movement has been so inextricably mixed with history, nor spanned such a divide.

Walton negotiated just such a divide with integrity and invention, which doubles his place in the music's history.

With such a divide, Mr. Yanukovich will have to weigh the political costs of taking a stance before 2015, when the next presidential elections are planned.

Because we automatically posit a clear distinction between caregiver and patient, between the normal and the abnormal, we don't see that the true burden for caregivers is, in fact, the absence of such a divide.

I'm not quite sure what "someone like me" is like, but Brand was very clear that there is such a divide between himself and any journalist who critiques his ideas.

Nothing I've ever done has provoked such a divided reaction.

And there's another group who suffer from such a divided system.

Yet he may still lack the clout to govern effectively in such a divided country.

He could see the advantages of being recognised as a "bridgebuilder" in such a divided society as Northern Ireland.

Under our first-past-the-post system, with the Tories facing such a divided opposition the result would be slaughter.