Sentence examples for faction as a from inspiring English sources

Greg's supposed neutrality, as a member of no faction, as a featureless neutral person, gives him the universal identity of no identity — as a generic white guy, he is, ostensibly, humanity itself.

Greg's supposed neutrality, as a member of no faction, as a featureless neutral person, gives him the universal identity of no identity as a generic white guy, he is, ostensibly, humanity itself.

Once the killing started, he felt he had to join a faction as a hired gun, although it put him on the wrong side of the law.

Republican leaders in the Senate will try to use the Evan Bayhs and Blanche Lincolns of the Blue Dog faction as a wedge to defeat vital parts of President Barack Obama's legislative agenda.

The race to represent the South Bronx is a passionate feud between two strong borough Democratic factions as well as an intense competition between two of the borough's best-known political families.

Once the lab breeding the hybrid is destroyed, he realizes that he has no purpose and cannot return to Earth or any Terran faction as an infested human.

The province's chief minister, Ameer Haider Hoti, claims that past Pakistani governments had built up armed factions as a tool of foreign policy.

The city's recapture has been seen as a key victory for President Bashar al-Assad's forces, because it provided a vital lifeline for rebel factions as a principal transit point for weapons and fighters from neighbouring Lebanon.

Mr Sadr has strong support in north-east Baghdad's Shia slums, formerly known as Saddam City but which his followers have renamed al-Sadr City.Mr Sadr has a reputation among other Shia factions as a troublemaker.

Now, we can choose to interpret these contending ideas and factions as a curiosity, a part of the detritus of every day politics and a reflection of the seething personal ambitions that poison so much of Westminster life.

Union leaders moved on to other activities to try to maintain relevance — such as running industry super funds or seeing involvement in ALP factions as a substitute for the social strength of unions themselves.