Sentence examples for the divisiveness that from inspiring English sources

Kirk began his campaign by directly addressing the divisiveness that had made city politics an embarrassment.

Young remain voters felt nervous about the divisiveness that appeared to have exploded, and about racist rhetoric.

She and the rest of Davis' family know full well the divisiveness that comes when you start throwing the term "racist" around.

As an indication of the divisiveness that has emerged on the subject, party leaders in the House spent the entire day wrangling over a procedural rule governing how much debate would be allowed on the homeland security bill.

Mr. Fabrizi acknowledged that he had asked Mr. Testa to resign after he took office and also following the primary, in an effort to heal the divisiveness that existed from the previous administration.

I think what has happened with the Ashcroft nomination in terms of divisiveness would look small compared to the divisiveness that would occur if someone of Senator Ashcroft's beliefs were nominated to the United States Supreme Court.

It evokes the political divisiveness that rippled across the country in the wake of the Watergate break-in.

Republican Congressman Todd Akin's comment that victims of "legitimate rape" can somehow prevent themselves from being impregnated by "shutting that whole thing down" were not only moronic, they furthered the toxic divisiveness that has become the 2012 presidential campaign.

I have come to this decision in light of the escalating divisiveness that has taken hold of the city".

It simply laid bare the festering divisiveness that were never adequately addressed in the first place.

On Tuesday, he launched a fresh offensive against the Obama campaign, accusing the president of wastefulness and reckless spending and highlighting the political divisiveness that has become a hallmark of his first term.