Sentence examples for sectarian of from inspiring English sources

The Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq caters to the most sectarian of Nasiriya's constituencies.

In Anbar Province, arguably the most sectarian of predominantly Sunni Arab provinces, videos still circulate with pictures of Shiite leaders.

So he threw in his lot with the most sectarian of Shiites, and, by so doing, Makiya says, helped push Iraq down the road to civil war.

Italians today are arguably more broad-minded than they were in the fifteenth century, when a food-loving papal secretary named Bartolomeo Sacchi was thrown in jail by Pope Paul II as a "sectarian of Epicurus".

"I am the least sectarian of people but if my daughter came home with a Tory I'd disown her," Labour MP Stephen Pound was quoted as saying in The Times, underscoring the world of tolerance in which we currently live.

That Muslims were offended and angered by Johnson's statements describing their faith as "the most viciously sectarian of all religions" and stating that "Islam is the problem" is only natural.

The Sinjar area remains firmly in the hands of Islamic State, whose forces are proceeding with their bloody policy of sectarian cleansing of those they term "infidels".

The filmmaker also found evidence of the increasingly sectarian outlook of some of the Sunni Muslim fighters in the brigade.

There has been a surge of sectarian killings of Shiite doctors in recent weeks in Karachi, Pakistan, long known as a city with considerable crime and violence.

And sectarians of every stripe will find him too tolerant of other sectarians.

Left out of these cheerful conferences were the proprietors of what my father called "tin tabernacles" — sectarians of unorthodox hue, like Spiritualists, Seventh-Day Adventists, charismatics, Pentecostals.