Sentence examples for good faction of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

That seemed like a good hint at where Kansas politics might go, guided by the remnant faction of religious conservatives and the rising one of school administrators.

Beyond appeasing a small faction of fringe ideologues, it's hard to see what good Trump's attack on the American insurance market will do.

Halsey's view, however, was not shared by a small but vocal faction of parents who questioned whether all these shots did more harm than good.

The "bad" democracy, for example, rules for the faction of the many as opposed to the faction of the few, whereas the "good" democracy which Aristotle baptizes "polity"—rules in the common interest of all citizens.

A faction of yaks protested.

A faction of the Nation of Islam also objected.

Overall, n-hexane faction of root showed poor activity.