Sentence examples for when divisiveness from inspiring English sources

Yet as recently as this year, when divisiveness over the proposed new theater surfaced, Mr. Plummer wrote a letter about the importance of breathing life into a noble structure.

We will hear it at a time when divisiveness and scorn are sown and sanctioned among us, at the highest levels.

"Just keep in mind that instigators absolutely thrive when creating divisiveness, stirring doubt and uncertainty".

When the cultural divisiveness of Tea Party politics drives out business and entertainment, it becomes New South kryptonite.

To condescend to Bush, to affect a collective sneer, would be a gift to the Republicans; and — a lesson learned from Conventions past — it is easier to decry divisiveness when you aren't displaying it.

"All of a sudden Trump and his campaign are making it a wedge issue again, and creating a divisiveness when we're trying to move away from that".

More importantly, mere political pundits forget the "unity" message when they increase divisiveness in our "United" States.

(Prince Zeid's family carries its roots to the royal family of Iraq and Syria as well as Jordan at time when extremism and divisiveness threatens the whole region and beyond).

She and the rest of Davis' family know full well the divisiveness that comes when you start throwing the term "racist" around.

She hated British divisiveness and elitism, and, when her own children were at Holland Park comprehensive, she wanted the best for them, and for the school - and for that best to be extended to all.

But when fear guides policies, walls and divisiveness result and harmony becomes unattainable.