Sentence examples for good faction from inspiring English sources

Like others in Farkhar, Zalmai referred to the "good Taliban" and the "bad Taliban" -- the good faction being comprised mostly of local Tajiks and the bad ones of Pashtuns from southern Afghanistan, the base of the Taliban.

A good faction of political and foreign policy observers found the line of inquiry refreshing.

We'll see whether the Oscars elevate its profile — they do love simplistic movies about race, after all — but I'd like to think a good faction of America will see "Green Book" for what it is: trite, undercooked and, yep, disappointing.

For the final battle against the Good factions in the North, the Goblin horde and Sauron's forces from Mordor converge at Rivendell, the last surviving stronghold against Sauron in Middle-earth.

Since the Darfur rebel groups have split into a good 14 factions, it is their divisions that have become the main obstacle to starting a peace process, let alone negotiations with Sudan's government.

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While some Hogwartsian intrigue occurs between the good and bad factions of the academy, and there's even a Quidditch-like team sport called Zero Ball, "Earthling!" conjures its own distinct brand of sorta-scary atmosphere.

It didn't do either faction much good, as a repentant Polly Toynbee admitted here.

So how will he feel if his history of skiing, the final piece in the jigsaw, doesn't see off the Scott faction for good?

Good for the Ahmadinejad faction, but terrible for the country's prospects.

He said Iran had good relations with all factions in Iraq, "including especially good relations and cooperation with the brothers from the Sunni community".