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Now, we are living in a much more polarised world.

Many animals also use polarised light to find their way.

But this is one side of a polarised scientific debate.

People get very emotional over the issues involved and discussion may tend to become polarised.

The song was met with a polarised response from critics upon its release.

How should the Church come to terms with this polarised facet of its history?

We have no plans to preach to anyone, nor to host a polarised debate.

I'm trying to find new ways of interpreting the symbol itself so that it's not as polarised.

Such a change to the Constitution could never come about while America is so polarised.

This crystal lets polarised light through only when held at certain angles.

But the massive, polarised reaction to them, proved his point, nonetheless.

Polarised light is required for the technique to work.

The xenon atoms remain polarised for about half an hour.

I honestly believe we can leave behind the polarised opinions that have dominated the discussion in the past.

The book has had considerable impact on Carroll studies and reactions to it have been very polarised.

A vector model must also be used to model polarised light.

The polarised politics of the Weimar period were also reflected in some its movies.

The polarised light forms a pattern in the sky, which moves round with the sun and so indicates the sun's position.

This has led to polarised reactions of praise and opposition for Kent.

He looked up, eyes protected behind the polarised material, and gaped at his surroundings.

Our national discourse is getting as polarised and dumb as America's.

I agree, the country is very polarised, which is distressing to see.

This target and the detector itself were designed especially with a view to spin polarised physics.

This is used to convert polarised components to non-polar use.

By selective blocking, the three layers work together to produce polarised patterns.