Sentence examples for a more sectarian from inspiring English sources
As the war took a more sectarian and extremist turn, so, too, did its private funders.
And the Saudis, who have paid stipends for decades to Yemeni sheiks, appear to be pushing a more sectarian agenda.
The Syrian conflict began as a popular uprising demanding political rights, but gradually has taken on a more sectarian tone.
Claims of Iranian support for the Houthis have also imparted a more sectarian tinge to the conflict.
Salafist and jihadist groups, espousing a more sectarian attitude to the conflict, have become more prominent, causing unease among the rebels.
The pro-democracy protests that erupted in January, and have since been crushed, began with a secular agenda for reform, but under the pressure of a violent crackdown inevitably took on a more sectarian cast.Similarly, demonstrations in the Syrian city of Deraa erupted in mid-March to protest against the jailing of minors for spraying graffiti.
If Mr. Assad falls, that would render Iran and Hezbollah, which is based in Lebanon, isolated as a Shiite Muslim alliance in an ever more sectarian Middle East, no longer enjoying a special street credibility as what Damascus always tried to sell as "the beating heart of Arab resistance".
The Lesser Free Trade Hall was now full of more knowing fans – already with shorter hair and narrower trousers and an edge more sectarian self-confidence – paying a pound.
Now it's true that the L.D.S. welfare system is more focused on serving Mormons in particular than Utah-ans or Americans in general, and thus arguably has a narrower and more sectarian impact than does, say, the Catholic Church's network of hospitals and charities and schools.
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