Sentence examples for opposed faction from inspiring English sources

The frontbencher admitted that there was an opposed faction within Tory ranks.

Like a global civil war, it divides humanity into two fiercely opposed factions.

Having lost sight of their original mission, the inhabitants of a self-sufficient starship break into bitterly opposed factions.

It has been trying for more than a year to bring the two bitterly opposed factions together.Hamas won the last Palestinian general election, in 2006.

Two strongly opposed factions have emerged on this three-mile long chunk of car-less paradise close to the French coast.

Rigid modernist composers reigned in uptown academia while anything-goes experimentalists ruled in downtown lofts: diametrically opposed factions separated by a growing midtown arts complex named Lincoln Center, which ignored them both.

Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer 356pp, Hamish Hamilton, £14.99 Just as the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center instantly epitomised the clash between Islamic fundamentalism and capitalist hubris, the writing of Jonathan Safran Foer has divided readers into vehemently opposed factions.

But as mentioned above, that group is comprised of two, bitterly opposed factions.

The modern interpretation is that he failed to satisfy either political extreme by trying to find compromise between two bitterly opposed factions, but in the process proved himself more capable as a constitutional monarch than many had supposed.

And political campaigns, including a struggle between bitterly opposed factions in Iran's March parliamentary elections and the U.S. presidential contest culminating in the fall, are likely to keep all these tensions at a boil.

The opposing faction, representing Wenger loyalists, was appalled and not shy about expressing its displeasure.