Sentence examples for sectarian speeches from inspiring English sources

He said the ambush was partly the consequence of "sectarian speeches that encourage people to hate each other".

"The sectarian speeches at the demonstration sites are giving the insurgents a reason to kill," he said at a news conference.

Announcers used sectarian language.

But the most extreme sectarian hate speech comes from broadcasters outside of Ofcom's remit, based in Iraq, Syria or Egypt, without a TV platform in the UK but whose content is easily distributed online.

The first is actor Jessie Williams' sectarian and zealous speech during the BET awards; the second, Michael Eric Dyson's outright racist op-ed in the New York Times titled "What White America Fails to See", published shortly before snipers opened fire on police officers in Dallas during a protest against the recent shootings.

"We condemn such statements that are irrelevant to the revolution, Syrians chose the non-violent way for their revolution and they won't change it, they refuse any practices or speeches containing sectarian or violent properties".

"The Belfast parade in particular has a very poor record of sectarian behaviour, coupled with hardline political speeches and including some bands which advertise their paramilitary connections".

With more than 158 of 275 members in attendance, several speeches were delivered on sectarian displacement, the devastating series of bombings last month that killed at least 500 people near the Syrian border and general complaints about political deadlock.

In a televised speech, Maliki warned of a "sectarian war," and blamed the violence on "remnants of the Baath Party".

One of the most interesting aspects of the speech was his appeal for the infrastructure of sectarian divisions, particularly the glorious misnomers "the peace walls" to be dismantled.

Then there were the sectarian slogans – which many felt incited the subsequent church attacks – and aggressive speeches by former militants such as Assem Abdel Maged delivered from a stage erected outside the mosque.