Sentence examples for antagonistic faction from inspiring English sources
Taking the role of the primary antagonistic faction in StarCraft's Episode I, the Confederacy is shown as the most powerful faction in the sector at the beginning of StarCraft; in the novels, it is depicted as being brutal towards the public and corrupt at the highest levels on its capital Tarsonis.
The movement was weakened, however, by multiple splits into antagonistic factions.
While the importance of science in our society is increasing, issues like this are dividing us into increasingly antagonistic factions.
But it is a fantasy to believe that the leader of a non-state, beset by antagonistic factions and his people's desperation, can exercise that kind of control.
"25th Hour" was written by David Benioff, who adapted the screenplay from his novel, and its antagonistic factions uneasily coexisting is the same sweaty, multi-ethnic stew that Mr. Lee has portrayed in films he has written himself, like "Do the Right the Thing".
Two antagonistic factions emerged: the landowners wanted free trade so they could sell their products abroad, while the merchants, who benefited from the high prices of smuggled imports, opposed free trade because prices would come down.
The decision to extend the cease-fire was immediately welcomed by the American military, which called for dialogue with Sadr officials and predicted the renewed cease-fire would make it easier for the nation's antagonistic political factions to come together.
Madison, in particular, worried that a majority might oppress minorities, and that elected representatives might legislate out of "passion".Above all, Madison understood that a large and diverse nation would necessarily have many antagonistic "minority factions", or special interests in today's language.
"They're just antagonistic.
I shed my antagonistic attitude.
