Sentence examples for that divisiveness from inspiring English sources

He said that divisiveness "wins primaries and loses general elections".

In the short term, at least, it seems that divisiveness has prevailed.

But it was suspected that divisiveness within his own Social Democratic Party had brought him down, even more than Guillaume's espionage.

Some analysts say that divisiveness hobbles the movement's overall effectiveness and is one reason the Chinese government has allowed so many prominent intellectuals and political reformers to leave the country.

As tantalizing as the possibilities for taking these seats are, Mr. Paterson and other Democratic leaders contend that they are most concerned that divisiveness among Democrats might undermine their prospects.

Karl Rove says that divisiveness within the Republican Party is to blame for Republicans' failure to retake the Senate and the presidency, despite millions of dollars in outside spending.

"It's not about being conservative or liberal, it's about how it affects people's families and people come to the film with that, and not the divisiveness that surrounds the issue," Cotner said.

The mayor said that any divisiveness was the government's fault.

Or simply using a language and a tone that reject divisiveness and respect the intelligence of the citizenry?

Mr. Hunter is quoted in the release as saying that "public divisiveness is not helpful in finding good solutions," but he did not directly contradict the criticisms.

That the divisiveness would manifest itself on Facebook is not surprising — the site has accumulated more than 12 million active users in Italy, 20percentt of the population, in the 15 months since the Italian language site was introduced.