Sentence examples for sectarian distinctions from inspiring English sources
Both sides claim that Allah is greater than any being, and greater than any matter which may come before us, and yet, they continue to insist on making sectarian distinctions a matter of supreme importance, forgetting the love of God and God's children in the process.
Nonetheless a Sunni-led intervention is likely to increase sectarian divisions within Yemen where the distinctions between Sunni and Shia meant little until recently and to aggravate them regionally.
And when you say you've seen intimidatory behaviour, they always say, 'We never saw that.'" However, in the early 80s, as now, the Labour right often did not draw a distinction between such sectarian activity and the increasingly leftwing tendencies of many genuine and unaggressive Labour members.
Non-Muslims would not be required to pay -- a distinction that could reinforce sectarian resentments.
Therefore, it does not stand in opposition to the sects of monastic Buddhism but rather is a movement of a different logical order; the distinction between Mahayana and sectarian Buddhism is thus not a binary one.
He puts the blurred class distinctions, intensified economic inequality, revived sectarian hatreds and performance of the welfare state in both their English and European historical contexts.
Sectarian tensions are rising.
Sectarian conflict has reemerged.
