Sentence examples for times of division from inspiring English sources

Choosing Mr Handal, a veteran guerrilla leader, as presidential candidate was a tactical mistake for the FMLN, as it provided Arena endless opportunities to portray him as representing a return to times of division and civil war.

President Bill Clinton spoke at Mount Zion AME in 1996, telling churchgoers: "Our hearts must be purged of any temptation to go back to those times of division that cost us so dearly, especially here in the southern part of our country".

Moreover, at the time of division, dimly discerned masses, now recognized as chromosomes, were seen to appear temporarily.

After the fall of dictators and the promise of freedom and justice that brought, the past 12 months were a time of division and doubt in the Middle East and North Africa.

It was not, however, until the transitional period of the Five Dynasties (907 960), a time of division and strife, that ci became a major vehicle for lyrical expression.

For Ali, who lived through a time of terrible discord and became known around the globe as a great unifier, his final journey, at a time of division in America, might be read as a moment of healing.

It's a "relief, in a time of division, not to have to choose.

It was born in the late 1960s, a time of division and upheaval in America.

We mourn today that the President of the United States, a man whose office is one to which many look for moral leadership in a time of division, pain and national crisis, would not even say the name of Heather Heyer in his press conference yesterday.

The index is independent of the absolute time of division and does not reflect absolute growth rate.

At the time of division, cytokinesis is impaired and cells appear as "boomerang" shaped.