Polarised in a sentence

According to reports, the number of people searching for “What are polarised sunglasses?” rose by 200 per cent during a period on UK Google, polarised sunglasses designed to minimise glare from reflecting light.

Filmmaker Hansal Mehta said, “To me, Faraaz is a story of our polarised times.

However, the webinar acknowledged that debates around issues such as land use and food production have become polarised.

If you look at the world today, it is polarised.

Last year, he said the debate around independence is putting people off because it had become “polarised”.

Mythology was being repackaged with technology in political and polarised times, and it worked.

She explained, "I think it's tricky, because the culture we're in right now is very polarised.

Still, opinions are highly polarised.

The commission should have the courage to address polarised points of serious contention between the two communities, head on.

There is no doubt that America is a severely polarised country, which has ramped up its divisions within the last few decades through the introduction of wokism and other Marxist ideologies.

The SNP councillor said: "In politics everything can start to be seen through a polarised lens, a culture war lens, and that can be really detrimental to the effects we need to be making.

We have a politics increasingly polarised between tough and soft solutions: control versus compassion.

Winning majority support in a nation already polarised on the question of independence is an uphill struggle.

But does that mean South Africa is politically polarised?

However, many of these organisations are paying a high price in a polarised public space, where they are often criticised and targeted by the political opposition and even their peers.

In France's polarised political landscape, 's war against Ukraine has emerged as a major hot-button topic.

In today’s polarised climate, diehard fans may perceive uncivil comments as honest and authentic criticisms that align with their feelings.

JB: I would say in that period that American politics has not just become more polarised and more extreme but there's greater product differentiation between Republicans and Democrats.

Polarised sunglasses are specifically designed to counteract this by filtering out horizontal light waves, which are the primary source of glare.

Shehbaz’s ability to sit with diverse groups and create consensus among them is acknowledged even by his opponents and worked in his favour when a coalition government was on the cards due to a split mandate after polarised polls.