Significats de divide opinion en anglès

Whether this is cynical exploitation or ingenious business acumen, is likely to divide opinion.

It's rare to have a match that doesn't just divide opinion but discourages it.

Shortlisted for the Man Booker prize, it inspired fierce debate and continues to divide opinion.

Thus do two opposite sentimentalisms divide opinion between them!

The law was introduced to end years of stalemate as genetically modified crops divide opinion in Europe.

I know how popular the programme is and I also know that this decision will divide opinion.

His captain, Misbah-ul-Haq, sees his patience with the bat divide opinion among the Pakistan fans at times.

A classic 1982 Vespa that couldn't help but divide opinion - strangely enough, after everyone came to the same conclusion.

They certainly divide opinion.

Whatever the government's response to the Hodgson review, it is an issue that will continue to divide opinion in the sector.

McLachlan accepts Hird's involvement on grand-final day will divide opinion, but is hopeful of a warm reception by the MCG crowd.

Confusions about the interpretation of the words "conservation" and "restoration" continue to dominate and divide opinion on many heritage issues.

And Guardian America editor Michael Tomasky says the assault will divide opinion in the United States, Israel's staunchest and most powerful ally.

Honeysuckle stretched her unbeaten record to seven when landing Saturday's Irish Champion Hurdle at Leopardstown in a performance that seemed to divide opinion.

You wouldn't think twice about taking a painkiller if you hurt your back, but the option of taking an antidepressant can really divide opinion.

And there is the problem with trying to use the video referee to rule on forward passes, I think that decision will always divide opinion.