Sentence examples for people factions from inspiring English sources

A coalition is "an alliance, especially a temporary one of people, factions, parties or nations" (American Heritage Dictionary, 2000).

That act of legalization, as Kiselyov aptly put it, means any number of people or factions could have murdered Nemtsov.

We learn how to play with these people, these factions, during these long 23 years of war.

Like most people, both factions are quite willing to recognize a dark side to the contemporary sexual revolution.

"We call on all our people and factions to unite and work together in responsible fashion to protect our destiny and homeland," said Mahmoud Abbas, the secretary general of the P.L.O.'s executive committee.

An ironic picture emerges of the gentle Tasaday living a forest idyll amid the violent civil war raging all around them in Mindanao; of the voracious people and factions with a stake in their story; of rumours that Manda was "really" using the Tasaday as a cover for a marijuana plantation or as a way of soliciting foreign funds for Panamin.

Since it began there has been an increasing number of British people joining factions fighting in the country.

There are a many brilliant thinkers out there and large populations of passionate people... factions are many and deep.

The government is made up of many different people and factions, most of which don't work in well-oiled collusion.

In some sense, he thought that if he could resolve the contradictions of his own life, people and factions should be able to figure out how to resolve their differences just as he did.

Infighting between members of the dominant People's faction of the PDPA led to the death of President Nur Mohammad Taraki and the rise to power of Hafizullah Amin, whom the Soviets faulted for the growing rebellion.