Sentence examples for distinct factions from inspiring English sources

The division consists of three distinct factions; the Curry crowd, the Smith crowd, and the Roosevelt crowd.

Going back to the 1960s, the modern conservative movement has been an amalgam of three distinct factions: the champions of free enterprise, the foreign policy types often described as neoconservatives, and the social conservatives who became the spine of the party's grass-roots campaign apparatus.

Applied to the problem at hand, betweenness centralization measures the tendency of a network to have very few vertices that interconnect distinct factions in the network.

After exploring the park a bit more it became clear the Orangefest crowd was made up of two distinct factions.

The Brazilian Navy had divided into two distinct factions, based on the size of the main battery.

DIVERGENT is a thrilling action-adventure set in a future world where people are divided into distinct factions based on their personalities.

Another might be that the essays were composed by different generations of Mohists, perhaps in different locations, who by no means considered themselves followers of distinct, competing factions.

However, the player's relationships with the game's factions are distinct, so any two groups or settlements may view the player in contrasting ways, depending on the player's conduct.

Yet the DNA sequences of the two crocodile factions are so distinct, said Dr. Amato, "they may not even be each other's closest relative".

The political unity that prevailed back then has dissipated into feuding leftist and rightist factions and a distinct coolness between native Latvians and the Russian emigrants who make up a third of the population.

"There are at least three distinct groups with different views, and different factions within," an American diplomat said of the insurgents.