Sentence examples for dissension between from inspiring English sources

Much dissension between church elders and church members arose.

"I had no inkling that it would cause any dissension between the two of them," he said.

But, to sow dissension between Afghanistan and Pakistan, attacking India might be attractive to the Taliban anyway.

The hearing next week may highlight the growing internal dissension between officials who approve drugs and those who track the safety of drugs after they have been approval.

Dissension between the Moderates and the Evangelicals, who had been strengthened by religious revivals and the Sunday school movement, increased from 1833 to 1843.

The Metaphysical school proved short-lived; it came to an end about 1920 because of dissension between de Chirico and Carrà over who had founded the group.

The IG also found that the "dissension and discord" between the top two leaders "has a significant impact on the overall efficiency of the day-to-day operations of ANC".

The dissensions between the two camps cost Poland a new defeat at the hands of the united Turks and Cossacks.

Indeed, as Orwell himself recognised in a letter to a friendly reviewer, "what you say about not letting the fascists in owing to dissensions between ourselves is very true".

Abu Fihr was a capable man, and was able to assuage the often violent dissensions between Ifriqiyans and Andalusians.

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