Sentence examples for secession with from inspiring English sources

At the independence ceremony, Bashir appeared to have accepted the south's secession with good grace.

Comedians North and South met the initial alarm over secession with exaggerated panic.

Fearing the disintegration of Nigeria, the government blocked the secession with military force, backed by a UK government keen to protect its oil interests.

There's no more powerful public statement in the history of modern art than the foundation of the Vienna Secession, with Klimt as its first president, in 1897.

Hoffmann (1870-1956) was a founding member of the breakaway Vienna Secession, with its belief in the Gesamtkunstwerk, or total work of art, orchestrating useful objects with paintings, sculpture and architecture in an overall composition.

In 1864, during the Civil War, the Christian-amendment movement sought President Lincoln's support of a constitutional amendment, which linked the South's secession with lack of godliness in the Constitution.

But the breaking of Southern history came not just with secession but with defeat — and the end of slavery.

The first line boldly endorsed a perpetual Union – "The Union forever" – followed by a strong dismissal of secession: "Down with the traitor, up with the star".

The U.S. is committed to helping to build a unified Iraq, with no path to secession, and with representation based on geography, not ethnicity.

Some of those 16 — many of which disagree with secession but agree with conservatives on theological issues — could decide to leave the diocese if some changes are not made.

The men remained in prison until April 6, when the authorities of the town becoming uneasy as the result of the battle, now in full blast at Shiloh, and distinctly heard by us, put us aboard the cars and started south with us to Corinth, Miss., where we landed about dark and were placed in a small house with a sign over the door 'Secession Saloon,' with twelve guards to guard us.