Sentence examples for viciously divided from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it was not a black and white issue: apartheid viciously divided society into "natives", "whites", "coloureds" and "Asians".

After all, it's many of those same brands that have been in the vanguard of today's planet-trashing hyper-consumption, contributing not just to the long list of environmental problems but also to a world ever more viciously divided between the haves and have-nots.

In fact, far too much of the current budget debate is shaped by her philosophy that so viciously divides the world into "creators" against the "moochers" -- the "makers" against the "takers".

Then, too, the movement was divided, bitterly and viciously, radicals attacking liberals and liberals attacking radicals.

It's an issue that has divided the country viciously in recent weeks.

They divided between those, like Jean Guéhenno, an essayist, who bravely made no secret of their opposition to the Nazis and others, like Robert Brasillach (publisher of the viciously anti-Semitic paper "Je Suis Partout"), who were sycophantically pro-Nazi.

To divide?

"The Economist attacked us viciously".