a house divided against itself|house divided against itself in English

infighting, disagreement within a group which should be unified

Use "a house divided against itself|house divided against itself" in a sentence

1. The regime is profoundly divided against itself.

2. 5 The regime is profoundly divided against itself.

3. Throughout its history, Afghanistan has been a country united against invaders but divided against itself

4. A “kingdom divided against itself comes to ruin,” he said, quoting Jesus Christ. —Luke 11:17.

5. Egypt itself was divided between two mighty brothers.

6. The house has been divided into apartments.

7. The cat rubbed itself against my legs.

8. The divided family remains a powerful metaphor for a society that continued to tear itself apart.

9. Their house abuts against ours.

10. 8 The cat rubbed itself against my legs.

11. 1 The house stands by itself outside the village.

12. The tempest beats against the house.

13. But the New Testament is strongly against doubt itself and stronger still against unbelief.

14. (Revelation 17:1, 15-18) Thus, in a stunning plot twist, Satan’s kingdom will become divided against itself, with one part attacking the other, and Satan will be powerless to prevent it.

15. The house itself was unimpressive but the location was spectacular.

16. The house stands by itself in an acre of land.

17. I bought a house as a buffer against inflation.

18. The house itself is three stories high and Arranged around a courtyard

19. The house abuts against the mountain side.

20. The house has been screened against mosquitoes.

21. 7 The house stands by itself in an acre of land.

22. 25 If Microsoft can't defend itself against a determined intruder, who can?

23. 3 Buying a house will be a hedge against inflation.

24. You have the positive version divided by the negative version of itself, so it's just negative 1.

25. 12 The house has been screened against mosquitoes.