Sentence examples for sect matters from inspiring English sources

In any case, one's sect matters far less in Yemen than in countries like Lebanon or Iraq, and it's not unknown for Yemenis to convert from Sunni to Shiite as a matter of convenience.

Sects matter more than ever.

I didn't trust the claims that sect didn't matter.

The suppression of the Meletian schism, an early breakaway sect, was another important matter that came before the Council of Nicaea.

I think that Syrians, no matter which sect they belong to, see themselves as Syrians first and that social fabric is currently being destroyed.

One of his candidates told me that their aim was to keep Iraq unified and protect its people, no matter what their sect or ethnicity.

Public defenders are, as a general matter, the hardest working sect of the legal bar.

These matters are discussed in Sects.

This structure approximates to the gray matter of the brain (cortex, neurons), with white matter (connections) filling the interior (albeit we do not model gray matter volume explicitly, see also Sect. 3.1).

Any concept of individual conscience -- or even of individual desire and need -- mattered less than fidelity to the sect, he says.

The State of Texas may, nevertheless, continue to pursue the sect for creating unsafe conditions for children, or, for that matter, for polygamy.