Sentence examples for two great divisions from inspiring English sources
"There are not two hostile nations upon earth whose views of the principles and polity of a perfect commonwealth, and of men and measures, are more discordant than those of these two great divisions," a pro-secessionist Northern manifesto said of the regional divide that prompted New England to contemplate secession prior to the War of 1812.
The historical religions fall into three great divisions, corresponding with the stages of the dialectical progression.
Certainly this method serves a valuable heuristic purpose, often revealing what makes a particular concept (e.g., sophist, statesman) puzzling, but once the puzzle has come to light, the main speaker reorients the discussion and introduces new tools and techniques (e.g., five great kinds, division by limbs).
That is the bagel-like application of sesame seeds, allowing the thing to be nutty, salty, buttery, and sweet all at once, and eliding one of the world's great divisions — between those who want something savory to start the day and those who prefer something sweet.
The Army is organized into ten active-duty divisions — six heavy divisions and four light divisions.
In those divisions, one may see the roots, and dissonances, of what's left of what were once two great political parties.
Still today great divisions exist between north and south.
A 12-4 team from a great division is on the road against an 8-8 team from a terrible one.
Here is the great division: modernity versus patriarchal values.
They purposely cause great division & distrust.
