Sentence examples for sectarian consciousness from inspiring English sources

The sectarian consciousness of Shias, for example, is not very strong, despite their historical disenfranchisement and the knowledge that they make up 55% of the population.

So the Italians built a rail and road network that, by uniting the territory, facilitated the growth of Eritrean national consciousness, spanning sectarian lines.

By 1839, Bauer deduced the political implications of this view: the religious consciousness asserted this immediate identity as a monopolistic, sectarian claim, excluding other particulars from equivalent status.

Events such as Bloody Sunday, the hunger strikes, the bombing of the Conservative Party conference at Brighton and the Omagh bombing are seared on the consciousness of a generation, whatever their political and sectarian loyalties.

But as the world's attentions shift towards Isis, Kobani and the US-led coalition's campaign to eradicate this latest evil; and as the war has moved in the public consciousness from civil war to proxy war, and to existential sectarian battle, many have forgotten the genesis of the Syrian war and the brutalities Bashar al-Assad has committed against his own people.

I am sectarian!

Sectarian tensions are rising.

Sectarian conflict has reemerged.

It was not sectarian.

"He is not sectarian.

Sectarian conflicts run deep.