"I've never seen there being a tremendous dividing line between comedy and tragedy," Lonergan said at a question-and-answer session after "Manchester" was presented at the New York Film Festival, in October.
Their largely unseen efforts and that of others like them will not only heal our sick, care for our wounded, protect our weak, but also change our world and its tremendous divides.
A TREMENDOUS generational divide is rapidly forming on Long Island.
We haven't seen a tremendous ideological divide like we did in 1968 and 1972".
"There is still a tremendous digital divide," said Allen Weiner, vice president for analytical services at Nielsen/NetRatings.
When Gilbert Joseph published his Une si Douce Occupation, challenging the pair's claims about their activities in the Resistance, a tremendous controversy blew up, dividing the Parisian papers and cafe tables clean in half.
"Today, we wish to make clear to the Sudanese government that on this moral issue of tremendous importance, there is no divide between us," declared a joint statement to be released on Wednesday by the Save Darfur Coalition on behalf of Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton, John McCain and Barack Obama.
Instead, lawmakers expend tremendous amounts of energy trying to bridge emotional divides between favored interest groups that are accustomed to getting their way and have little interest in compromise -- like, for example, credit unions and community banks.
And his share of the white vote in South Carolina, 24percentt, was lower than what he drew in Iowa or New Hampshire, raising questions about whether race will divide Democrats even as the party shows tremendous enthusiasm for its candidates.
"If he's going to try to get anything done in a partisan divide, and a divided Senate, Biden is a tremendous asset because he knows the players, the institution, and he has credibility," said John Podesta, the chief executive of the Center for American Progress, who led Mr. Obama's transition team after the 2008 election.
