Sentence examples for in a faction from inspiring English sources

"To go into the Nation of Domination and be in a faction with the Rock, arguably the greatest wrestler of all time, and to get the experience of working with Owen Hart, Ron Simmons and The Godfather was great".

Many black city wards also voted heavily for Mrs. Hart, apparently associating Mrs. Pucinski with her father, an alderman in a faction opposing Mayor Harold Washington, who is black.

To date none of this has prevented Malema making waves in the ANC where, it is widely reported, he has powerful sponsors in a faction trying to block Zuma at a conference next year to elect the party's leaders.

It is better to be in a faction than be factionless, so Tris joins one and undergoes initiation after initiation while remaining removed from the tricks and manipulation of the rest of her cohort due to her divergent status.

When a majority is included in a faction, the form of popular government on the other hand enables it to sacrifice to its ruling passion or interest, both the public good and the rights of other citizens.

By the turn of the decade, Piattoli found himself in a faction that was losing in the politics of Modena, and decided to move, giving up his professorship in 1782.

U.S. special operations forces arrived in Yemen in April, aligning with the United Arab Emirates in supporting a faction of fighters from Yemen's south.

It is much harder when power is dispersed and achieving our "enduring goals" is said to require intervening — and taking casualties — in a faction-frayed Iraq.

That is especially true in a faction-torn city like Paterson, N.J., where a Hispanic mayor and his political allies have struggled for influence in a school system where an African-American holds the top job.

In 1998 a faction of militants created a new organization, the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat.

Starting in late 1861 a faction of reverential Northerners pushed back against joking about the conflict, particularly by the president.