Sentences with phrase «most polarising»

Banks are one of the most polarising topics around.

Whatever aspect of geography it is that you start with threatens to segue into a discussion on the most polarising topic there is: climate change.

But his idiosyncratic style is one of the most polarising in cinema.

I know of one highly experienced research press officer, who had worked on controversial issues like human animal hybrids, GM crops, animal research, minimum alcohol pricing and climate change, who admitted: «Nothing had prepared me for the most polarising, knee - jerking subject of all: breastfeeding.»

Big resion debate makes it a controversy as straight sending - off appears to have gone down as one of the most polarising decisions in Premier League history.

However Ramsey, one of the most polarising players amongst the Arsenal fans, did pop his head above the trenches.

Not exact matches

My most recent work, «Resisting the Jaundiced Eye» aims to make breastfeeding visible, explores the polarising aspects of woman's identity, and comments on the censure, peering / leering jaundiced eye of society in its unwarranted criticism of and prejudice against women who breastfeed.

This is an extremely polarised choice for most women, especially women on their first baby, who may not want to attend a unit where they will more than likely be subject to a lot of interventions, yet on the other hand find the thought of a homebirth too radical.

The apparent softening of the order on those with the right to reside in the US looks like a classic example of pushing hard in one direction before seeking credit for then mitigating the most egregious side effects — thus shifting terms of the debate and polarising further the pro-Trump side and those opposed to him.

The debate, which featured noisy interventions from large sections of the crowd, sparked a particularly polarised reaction to the Ukip leader, who drew pantomime jeers from some when he predicted that the EU was on the way to going into a union with Turkey «composed of 77 million even poorer people» and described Barack Obama as «the most anti-British US president».

The team determined that mantis shrimp display circular polarised patterns on the body, particularly on the legs, head and heavily armoured tail; these are the regions most visible when when they curl up during conflict.

Most of the Oakley shades are polarised in the lenses (more on this later).

This week's You Have To See is the most recent film from polarising auteur Todd Solondz, an insight into the life of a troubled so - called «nice guy» that leads to some disturbing revelations.

Although we're familiar the bold, avant - garde Mirai - inspired styling, it still polarises opinion; most in the office are firmly in the «hate it» camp.

The BlackBerry Passport remains one of the most intriguing and polarising devices out there.

For too long the gaming world has been polarised into triple - A and indie releases with very little ground in - between, but now it really feels like the middle - tier of gaming — the glue that holds our year together — is seeing a resurgence with some of the most interesting, quirky and curious releases of 2018.

It is interesting that on this blog, which is discussing the outrangeous, and to most peoples» eyes disgusting, behaviour of some of the most supposedly distinguished climate scientists, there is a toxic, effervescent, didactic, polarising and marginally intelligent group who are showing the same qualities of intolerance and mediocre scientific ability.

Well, if that is true, perhaps the people most responsible for that are those who polarised the debate, and made statements about the science which could not be sustained.

For most smartphone enthusiasts over the past few years, there was always one interface that seemed to polarise users like no other.

That need to keep positive and ethical in these most hateful polarising relationships is echoed in the approaches used to help your loved one when they're just as stuck in a mind - control cult.

Mediation shifts the emphasis from a win / lose (polarising) approach to a «how can we both achieve what we want / need in the most effective way» approach.