Mr. Webb confessed that he is still stung by the perception of him in the 1960s as being on the wrong side of the cultural divide when the lyrics of Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen were obsessively parsed for deeper meanings while his were not.
That could be the result of the HR team not placing them in the right role in the first place, perhaps because the company didn't train their hiring managers to understand the veteran's qualifications or to understand how to bridge the cultural divide when the veterans started work.
On Wednesday, we saw one side of the philosophical divide when Julius Randle, the best high-school player in the U.S., agreed to spend a year or two at the University of Kentucky, beginning next fall.
The narrowing of the generational divide when it comes to popular culture should be opposed.
The stranded crash survivors make contact with associates of Naomi Dorrit (played by Marsha Thomason) on a nearby freighter, but the survivors divide when they hear that those on the freighter may not be coming to rescue the survivors.
There is evidence that Osama bin Laden sought to bridge the religious divide when it came to terrorist operations by exploring an alliance with the Iranian-backed guerrilla group Hezbollah as early as the mid-1990's.
But the real successes in this novel are found in simple, often luminous moments this side of the great divide — when, for example, Stanley puts Herb Alpert's "Taste of Honey" on his antique stereo, welcoming Rachel into his arms.
"Instead, we found a lot of similarities across the age divide when it came to what women think about #MeToo ― and what too many of them still experience in the workplace".
Some mature blood cells retain the ability to divide when in circulation, but the majority of blood cell proliferation and differentiation occurs in the hematopoietic organs (Grigorian and Hartenstein, 2013).
You have heard about the north-south divide when it comes to economical and cultural differences right?
