Sentence examples for unbridgeable divides from inspiring English sources

A dysfunctional Congress with seemingly unbridgeable divides.

The attempt to bridge seemingly unbridgeable divides – between being black and jewish, his mum and dad, singing and rapping, Toronto and Memphis – is one obvious starting point for Drake's musical quest.

Life and death, fortune and misfortune, and other seemingly unbridgeable divides form but moments in the same continuum of natural transformation.

Rather, they quickly encountered unbridgeable divides and, in the case of the 1961 conference between President John F. Kennedy and Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, may have actually intensified international hostilities.

For me, what is most compelling about Mandela is his gift for driving collaborations across seemingly unbridgeable divides.

Mamet seems to insist on an unbridgeable divide between black and white America.

These changes, and many others, are used to illustrate the unbridgeable divide between children and adults.

Words are a compromise, aimed at reaching fleetingly across the unbridgeable divide between us all.

At the same time, the bill's architects found a way to finesse what had seemed an unbridgeable divide.

The vision works a crowd much more effectively than a stern lecture on the unbridgeable divide between rich and poor.

For thirty-four years, the United States and Iran have regarded each other balefully across what has seemed an unbridgeable divide.