Sentence examples for extreme sectarianism from inspiring English sources
A sub-headline in another State Department cable in the same year reads: "Saudi Arabia: Anti-Shi'ism As Foreign Policy?" Five years later, Saudi-supported groups have a record of extreme sectarianism against non-Sunni Muslims.
The media coverage of most what was happening, certainly in Syria, downplayed the extreme sectarianism of the effective opposition.
In fact, he has more in common with a performer on the slack high wire, stunning his audience with an ability to sway back and forth between extreme Protestant sectarianism and the moderate centre, while never falling - so far, at least.
Isis is primarily an anti-Shia movement in Iraq and Syria, its violent sectarianism so extreme that it was one of the reasons why it was criticised by al-Qa'ida.
"This is the poison of sectarianism and extremism.
The illegal invasion of Iraq has led to the deaths of well over 100,000, most of the Christian community having to flee, the growth of sectarianism and the emergence of al-Qaida and even more extreme jihadists in the form of Isis.
The president's approach goes beyond security and military solutions and emphasizes that real security requires respect for human rights, and political and religious leaders pushing back against extreme ideologies that seek to impose religious orthodoxy by force and fuel sectarianism. .
The same applies to sectarianism; there are firms that contain a mix of Protestants and Catholics, both with relatively extreme views about religion.
Sectarianism will remain a reality.
Decades of decline stoked sectarianism.
