Sentence examples for the divisiveness of from inspiring English sources

Could the divisiveness of the election hurt sales?

The battle in Bridgeport highlights the divisiveness of change in American education.

But his victory was marred by the divisiveness of the campaign.

It's the divisiveness of the new Comedy festival that has raised hackles.

The sense of unity wrought by World War II blurred the divisiveness of the 1930s.

It celebrated Jewish culture while avoiding the divisiveness of politics and religion.

-- to convey the divisiveness of the 60's to a generation rendered comatose by MTV.

And though his poems are full of references to the universal divine, he warned against the divisiveness of organised religion.

The uncertainty about what it will include and the divisiveness of the policy debate have unnerved the markets.

"Given the divisiveness of recent elections we did not believe that having more elections would be good for Dartmouth".

The Muslim generals who ruled Nigeria for most of its postcolonial history understood the divisiveness of the Shariah.