Sentence examples for wedge among from inspiring English sources
His heated rhetoric on the subject has driven a wedge among the Socialists: They've been oscillating between a conciliatory tone on independence and a sterner call for national unity in a time of crisis.
As White House officials sought Wednesday to defuse tension over an administration rule requiring health insurance plans provided by Roman Catholic universities and charities to offer free birth control to women, Republicans in Congress seized the opportunity to respond forcefully, in an attempt to unite their caucus and drive a wedge among Democrats, Jennifer Steinhauer reports.
Tell the anti-immigrants you know they are trying to drive a wedge among Californians, and that you refuse to be divided by race.
Unfortunately, political winds are now blowing in Washington that would set unachievable goals for these talks, ensure their rancorous breakdown, drive a deep wedge among the major powers, and bring us to the brink of another unnecessary war.
Al-Qaida has denounced the IS declaration of a caliphate in areas of Iraq and Syria under its control and accuses the group of "driving a wedge" among jihadis.
The sacking last week of the commander of the Free Syrian Army appears to be driving a wedge among factions of the loosely organized Western-backed network of rebel forces at a crucial moment in the three-year civil war to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad.
The frog, in a baggie of its own, was wedged among them.
It's a glinting citadel of the new and well made, wedged among boarded-up factories.
Andy Statman stood in the narrow basement of an Orthodox synagogue improbably wedged among the boîtes and boutiques of Greenwich Village.
Western Sahara is a former Spanish colony wedged among Mauritania, Algeria, Morocco and the Atlantic Ocean, and it has been in political limbo since Spain withdrew in 1976.
Administration officials now view Mr. Bush's Évian trip as an obligation wedged among the other appearances -- the speech in Krakow, Poland.
