Sentence examples for of different factions from inspiring English sources

Lots of different factions are saying they don't like it.

The colonel said he had barred photos of different factions' military leaders in the barracks to preserve unity.

In contrast, the non-Islamist forces are fractured into a number of different factions, ranging from Christian to social democratic.

For one thing, the Taliban, though composed of different factions and leaders with rival ambitions, have shown no readiness to engage in talks.

One by one, the candidates of different factions of the party have fallen by the wayside, or rallied behind Mr Kerry.

By Christine Weston The New Yorker, August 16, 1947 P. 65 Allah Bux, a Muslim, living in Calcutta, tells of the underlying conflict everywhere in the city between the Indians of different factions.

Just as House Republicans in Washington are again focusing on abortion, the left-leaning People for the American Way has released a new report, "The Personhood Movement: Where It Comes From and What it Means for the Future of Choice," which explains the strategic thinking of the different factions of the anti-choice movement.

Then there is the bringing together of all of the different factions.

Bringing together of all of the different factions at a wedding, there will be those who may get along fine and others who don't, those who think your wedding is about them.

David E LaBarge, Clemons, N.Y.: You conveniently elide the point that Iraq is indeed in a civil war and essentially has been since the British artificially created this country consisting of three different factions full of hatred for each other.

But, as elsewhere, he expresses admiration for the fine discrimination of character, the depiction of "the manners of the common people, and the jealousies and heart-burnings of the different factions" in Julius Caesar.