Sentence examples for make brotherhood from inspiring English sources

"It shows that we're not working artificially to make brotherhood happen," King told The Times in 1986.

It has made brotherhoods out of men, put food on tables, sent kids to college, provided livelihoods for people who oftentimes went underground straight out of high school.

Some analysts charge that the institutional inertia may make the Brotherhood slow to rock the Egyptian ship of state.

It was an old strategy: the government hoped to make the Brotherhood a scapegoat for the unrest.

"You feel strong and spiritual," he says, "you make that brotherhood – after we did it we felt so close".

At the time, the Mubarak regime was countering calls for democratization by invoking the threat of an Islamist takeover, while some analysts were arguing that political participation would make the Brotherhood more moderate.

Not only that: Ultraconservative Salafist politicians, who make the Brotherhood seem like moderate pragmatists, are now regular visitors to the U.S. Embassy and, on the theory that it is better to have them inside the tent than out, they are able to visit the United States to learn how things work in the land of Jeffersonian democracy.

For every true Kibbo Kift tries to make the brotherhood of man a reality and not an empty phrase; and only passport and other difficulties prevented the Althingamote from being attended by representatives from Kibbo Kift groups in Germany, Holland, Russia, France, Algeria, Italy, and elsewhere.

He believes the authorities make the Brotherhood out to be terrorists to conceal their crimes.

He believed that the media had made the Brotherhood out to be polarizing.

This makes the Brotherhood highly disciplined but also unresponsive to change.