Sentence examples for based on faction from inspiring English sources

This fiction is based on faction, glamorizing the work of our unaccountable CIA at home and at war with Piper Perabo who has been promoted from dancing barmaid in Coyote Ugly into a CIA trainee "who is suddenly thrust into the inner sanctum of the agency after being promoted to field operative".

"Unfortunately, the whole political process is now based on factions conspiring against each other for their own gains," he said.

Veronica Roth knows exactly how to appeal to teenagers like me! Sometimes I wonder what it would be like if our world was based on factions, because everything we experience now would be very different.

Rather it is conservative, is composed of factions and picks prime ministers based on factional strength and back-room deals.

Compulsion (1959) Richard Fleischer's film was based on Meyer Levin's "faction" novel.

For much of its history, the LDP was built on a system of factions based on personal ties between politicians and faction bosses rather than ideology.

It means accepting that we have neither means nor necessity to shape the country's institutions, practices and methods for accommodating multiple factions based on ethnicity, region, tribe, sect and personal rivalry.

Whole neighborhoods within major cities such as Constantinople were divided based on allegiance to one's faction, and in sixth century Constantinople, most were either fans of the Blues or the Greens.

The game concludes with a narrated slideshow showing and explaining the results of the player's actions, the battle for Hoover Dam deciding the faction that comes to power over New Vegas and the Mojave, and the fates of the various other factions based on how the player negotiated with them and which of the major factions emerged dominant.

A rival faction, based on SPAM (Spaghetti & Pulsar Activating Meatballs), has formed.

Another mode of political failure arises where the political community is differentiated into factions (perhaps based on a class division between rich and poor) and where one faction can impose its collective will on the state as a whole.