Divisively

President Mandela a letter saying he had acted "divisively" in sacking Mrs Mandela, and had also refused to accompany other ANC leaders on a trip to the Eastern Cape to explain the President's move. ❋ Unknown (1995)

A deeply, divisively political work, devoid of comic relief and short on endearing characters, its complex moral conflicts are as knotty as the verse. ❋ Unknown (2012)

The film's perspective is divisively problematic; it does well to galvanize an overdue conversation about education in America, but presents a fiercely oversimplified portrait of the players, and fails to offer anything besides ambiguity with regards to next steps. ❋ Aisling Roche (2010)

Prayer and silence are always inclusive; they never act divisively or exclusionary. ❋ Ph.D. Norris J. Chumley (2011)

The perspective is divisively problematic; the film does well to galvanize an overdue conversation about education in America, but presents a fiercely oversimplified portrait of the players, makes sloppy assignments of heroes and villains, and misses a big opportunity by failing to offer anything besides ambiguity with regards to next steps for the education of children in the United States. ❋ Aisling Roche (2010)

It was repeated by Roger Ailes, president of Fox News, who divisively told the Daily Beast last week that President Obama "has a different belief system than most Americans." ❋ Robert J. Elisberg (2010)

The point, however, is that while Sarah Palin goes around divisively trying to gin up hatred, trying to draw a line between Real America and the fake, between small town values and urban values, between what she wants to present as Good and what she wants you to fear, Sarah Palin once again demonstrates how she doesn't have a clue what she's talking about or what words come out of her mouth. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This is why Obama can see the world and the nation, no matter how poor they were, inclusively, instead of divisively. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He reminds us that the countryside is still a place where religion matters passionately, which is to say divisively. ❋ Kathryn Hughes (2010)

Yet, contrary to this evidence already here, and to quote from your own (or associate) words – which you generally and divisively call "Magnetic Confinement fusion" (you exact words, mind you) . ❋ Unknown (2010)

If this voting pattern becomes firm, isn't there some concern that in the fall, the election will become even more divisively racial? ❋ Unknown (2008)

Why would Hillary supporters want to get together with the same (expletives) who have been so incredibly divisively crude to them and their candidate? ❋ Unknown (2008)

the highly [divisive] [issue] of [abortion] ❋ Geekmania (2015)

As in a [swing] [party]. The [women] are divisible. ❋ Drako2015 (2014)

[THIS IS] [FUCKING] [DIVISION] ❋ (2020)

Conversation due to an [epic fail] in the system ([division by zero]): "OSHI--" "...what?" "HE JUST [DIVIDED] BY ZERO!" "But that's not po--" "EXACTLY." ❋ Tokyo-Angel (2008)

Your Divisibility is not what defines you. Your [actions] do. ❋ Rick Riker (2017)

[Division by zero]. Division of a family. Division squadron. How can Satan and the Lord cast out Satan and the Lord? Surely if the Lord and Satan cast themselves out their kingdoms cannot stand and are coming to an end. In this case it is a [dead heat] draw and tie in which, again, Nobody is the clear winner. [Nobody wins] again. ❋ NotTheIdentityThief (2018)

[The Division] isn't [worth] $[60]. ❋ Hardstuck Internet (2016)

[The order] had to be [cleared] by Division before [CTU] could proceed. ❋ Mike (2004)

Mom: please put [the laundry] in the dryer. Me: Not our [division]. (You can say "not my division," but definition wouldn't let me.) Friend 1: College is so not my division. Me: mmmm [dinner and a movie], looks like my division. ❋ Anonymous221B (2012)

U Should [listen] Ghost Division ❋ LeafyBoi (2020)