Sentence examples for factions and different from inspiring English sources

People who can tell a story that brings people together from different factions and different religious groups into one nation.

It will take something, or someone, special to unite urban and rural, Arabs and non-Arabs, competing political factions and different social classes under a rebel flag.

"But increasingly... schools are being used by rebel factions and different organisations fighting their wars, and they have become military establishments rather than what they should be - sanctuaries and havens of safety for young innocent children in war," he said.

benefits from participating in groups of alliances and factions on different scales, and people also benefit by fractionating solidarity in such a way that those on the far side of the boundary seem undesirable, worth spurning, contemptible, deplorable.

In these search processes politics is always going to be involved and different factions are going to want different people.

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

For three decades, Deng's model of collective leadership, balancing different views and different factions within the party, was remarkably successful, but by 2012 it was seen by many as having run aground.

New funds are required, and different factions want it to come from different sources.

The latest revelations have reportedly caused turmoil in the White House, with Trump raging at the media and different factions within the administration blaming each other for the controversy.

The story of the game depicts the struggles of people surviving in a fictional "intraglobular world" menaced by an impending destruction, mysterious warped creatures, and different factions warring against each other.

Iran and Saudi Arabia have backed opposing sides in the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Yemen, and different political factions in Lebanon and Iraq.