Sentence examples for sectarian differences from inspiring English sources

The two countries are old enemies, whose mutual distrust is amplified by sectarian differences.

The slide describes violence motivated by sectarian differences as having moved into a "critical" phase.

Arabic, Bustani suggested, could bridge sectarian differences that had pitted community against community.

Such a troop withdrawal, he said, might jolt Iraqi leaders into taking action to overcome their sectarian differences.

Imam Dhari gave a special prayer, telling people to forget their sectarian differences in order to resist the American occupation.

Yemen has traditionally been more divided by tribal and regional allegiances than by sectarian differences between Shia and Sunni.

In the past, he has shown disturbing autocratic tendencies and bolstered his power by inflaming sectarian differences.

If a general election were held in the near future, religious leaders would likely try to gain power by emphasizing sectarian differences.

While Hezbollah is Shiite and Hamas is Sunni, those sectarian differences have mattered little in their shared nationalist, Islamic, and anti-Israeli narratives.

"How can a nation provide such a wonderful example of resistance and sacrifice," he asked, "while promoting sectarian differences?" Good question.

All along, the Iraqi elite has failed to establish a political system capable of withstanding and resolving sectarian differences under a democratic framework.