Sentence examples for with the divide from inspiring English sources

He's the one who struggles with the divide between fate and free will.

The country has always been split on the law, with the divide falling along partisan lines.

This question of what English to use haunts every translator, starting with the divide between British English and American English.

"Whether it's anti-Semitism or racism or any — anything you want to think about having to do with the divide.

He said he had told Mr. Cheney that the best way to deal with the divide was "very gingerly, and with your vote".

With expansion, and with the divide between small-market and big-market teams, there is a desperate need for more players of quality.

Henderson the Rain King; Herzog; Humboldt's Gift He has always felt an affinity with the divided history of Joseph Conrad.

As in Jekyll and Hyde, it shows him obsessed with the divided self, and in the year of the independence vote, Kidnapped remains essential reading.

This preoccupation with the divided self veers close to a sort of ontological double act, a one-man odd-couple routine.

Boxes represent the range of the 5th and 95th percentiles with the dividing line being the median.

"We've learned with the dividing roles and think it's better to bring them together," Clarke said.