Sentence examples for such divisiveness from inspiring English sources

The country cannot afford such divisiveness.

Flaherty said he had been on teams in which players were selfish and it poisoned the clubhouse, but he doubted that Torre would ever permit such divisiveness.

As a college student growing up during the Bush-Clinton era, I have been forced to live within the wreckage of such divisiveness, learning to expect nothing but incompetence from government and complacency from citizens.

When he finally returned in July, Harper put on his manager hat and criticized Williams' lineups, prompting resentment from teammate Denard Span, who reacted to such divisiveness by saying, "In all my years of playing baseball, I've never been talked about by another teammate".

Also, Gingrich did not cause such divisiveness in his own party, which should pay continuing dividends to the Democrats.

Such divisiveness, as the elders see it, can only be held in check by dropping "class struggle" and making the Party an organ of "the whole people" open to all qualified comers on a non-ideological basis.

"Trump is riling up such hatred and divisiveness," he said.

It is important to find comfort and solace in solidarity and togetherness in times of such public violence, divisiveness and hate.

However, the damage done through the use of such tactics, the divisiveness sown by these pseudo-patriots, the resurgence of bigotry and hatred enshrined in the dangerous and reckless use of a strategy designed to segregate the country into good and bad, Christians versus Pagans, white versus all others, will be with us for quite some time and the healing process will be painful.

Cruz's commitment to divisiveness is such that he has begun telling hardworking New Yorkers that they don't have what he calls New York values — only the state's "liberal politicians" do.

It seems more than a little ironic that she is criticized for her divisiveness with such aggression.