Sentence examples for you divisive from inspiring English sources

"Now, some will call you divisive for speaking out for a disenfranchised people.

If you talk to people who have been through the 11-plus, they will tell you how divisive it was even within families," said the MP, arguing that parents paid thousands of pounds for tuition to help their children gain entry.

If you substitute "unpatriotic" with "divisive," you get the same blind rhetoric that's ruled the White House for eight years.

I laud your commitment to remain neutral on issues of politics, and regret that the Israeli Embassy may have pulled you into something more divisive than you ever intended.

Well, you can use divisive as a bad word, or you can understand that a primary is exactly the right time to weigh up the differences between the only two choices.

"If, as an Anglican, you believe more or less the same things but you just can't reach agreement on something that is terribly divisive, you do go your separate ways.

Here's how.

I can assure you that the divisive nature of this competition has been vastly overstated.

We hardly knew you following your divisive and exclusionary tactics last time around.

You constantly use divisive language and resort to name calling against honorable members of congress, and leaders of institutions of integrity.

Sure, you had a divisive and costly war, and I could have done without all those assassinations, but at least big stuff was happening!