Sentence examples for terribly divided from inspiring English sources

"Benjamin Franklin once said that Congress should be a mirror image of the American people, and it is, in the sense that Americans are terribly divided and their elected representatives are unable to transcend those divisions".

Eisenstein goes on to discuss the role of empathy, something that might seem an odd interjection, when people are still reeling, and terribly divided.

It is doubtful that Mr. Trump will be able to heal our terribly divided nation, which he so handily and successfully contributed to.

Wallace says that Obama has been "more combative and confrontational" with Republicans this year, which is the going notion inside the Beltway: by exposing the fact that the GOP is hopelessly divided, Obama is being terribly mean!

"I believe it hurts our country terribly because it shows we're a divided, mixed-up, not-unified country," Trump said in his first public remarks about the appointment of former FBI Director Robert Mueller to probe the Russian controversy.

And most importantly, leaders who through all this fill us with a sense of hope and possibility for the future of our greatly divided politics, an idea which has been terribly frayed.

That we and our two allies capable of projecting power, France and Britain, are now distracted and divided by the wars in the Middle East is terribly unfortunate for the people of Darfur.

The construction industry suffered terribly, and in many areas plans for new homes created a bitter legacy of divided communities and animosity towards developers.

As a driving force behind Albania's judicial reforms, US Ambassador Donald Lu recently told a room full of judges that they were divided into two groups: those "who do their jobs honorably" and those "who are terribly corrupt".

But his country's rehabilitation was terribly flawed, and until his abdication in 2004 he found himself presiding over a poor, corrupt and divided nation, ruled by a bizarre duopoly of enemies.

Although most were born on the ship and have never known any other existence, they are divided into rancorous factions, unable to agree on anything except that something in their lives has gone terribly wrong.