Sentence examples for sectarian call from inspiring English sources

Like all previous occasions, Sistani's fatwa was not a sectarian call for jihad.

The Irish Brigade has denied it is a sectarian song, calling it "an historic, social commentary about one stage in a long freedom struggle".

The Copts' angry comments about State TV had to do with its coverage Sunday night; it had aired an interview with a soldier referring to "Christians dogs," and seemed raise a sectarian cry — calling on citizens to come and protect the Maspiro building from angry Christians who were supposedly attacking it.

Isn't it time to put aside the name-calling and sectarian abuse and call this out for what it is: a deeply authoritarian and undemocratic proposal?

What was not in dispute was that several battalions of Sunni rebels, including members of extremist Islamist groups, stormed the village and, in video posted online by antigovernment activists, could be seen setting houses on fire as they shouted sectarian slogans, calling Shiites dogs, apostates and infidels.

Whatever its faults, an organisation like the MCB with its 400 affiliates is a great deal more representative of mainstream Muslim opinion in the UK then the super-imposed sectarian entity called the Sufi Council of Britain actively backed and promoted by Kelly's office.

Instead, the political movement of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada Sadr, whose militia was blamed for near-daily kidnappings and killings at the height of the sectarian fighting, called on government forces to improve their security plans.

Saddam's chief lawyer Khalil al-Dulaim told AP his client called on Iraqis to reject sectarian violence and called on them to refrain from taking revenge on U.S. invaders.

The people who try to divide it on the basis of religion we call sectarians.

He was making his way home when he was mugged and was called sectarian names by a group of youths.

In The Bonfire of the Vanities Tom Wolfe described a New York City awash in what could be called "sectarian" tension.