Sentence examples for was division in from inspiring English sources

By Sunday, though, there was division in the Arab League, and there was something iffy to start with about making Nicolas Sarkozy the point man on anything.

Bishop Anderson acknowledged there was division in the Lutheran Church, and said in an interview, "We will work with them to find ways that they can stay within the church".

Ministers were only marginally more forthcoming, the Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, appearing on Sky Television and Radio 4's Today programme to say that he was convinced there was "division" in Gaddafi's regime and that its members should recognise it "no longer has any legitimacy".

"Their plan is division in every denomination and every church where Modernism or error appears.

I began to see the world through a different lens, saturated and bleak; there seemed to be division in every aspect of life.

To that, we all say 'yes', yet there is division in this House when it comes to the regions.

There are divisions in Labour's ranks.

"There are divisions in the army.

Even in Mr. Sankoh's case, there are divisions in the Clinton administration.

Today there are divisions in our own society, which is based on a kind of consumer totalitarianism.

But, he added, "there may be divisions in both parties because not everyone shares the same objectives".