Sentence examples for sectarian world from inspiring English sources

But dozens of conversations reveal a deeply sectarian world view.

At the same time, hard-line mosques were given money and land, elevating a narrow, often sectarian world view that cast a pall over young Pakistanis.

(If the phrases "Nice marmot," or "You're entering a world of pain," or "I can get you a toe" mean anything to you, then "Lebowski" has entered your private sectarian world).

It must provide a completely furnished world so that its fans can quote characters and episodes as if they were aspects of the fan's private sectarian world, a world about which one can make up quizzes and play trivia games so that the adepts of the sect recognize through each other a shared expertise".

There are also plenty of images of Bashar al-Assad, president of neighbouring Syria and a key ally of Hezbollah in the complicated, often sectarian world of Middle Eastern politics.

We here would almost certainly argue for your right to hold it, but in this sectarian, connected world, we'd then maybe stop listening to you.

After Rutgers transitioned from a private church-affiliated college to a non-sectarian public university after World War II, the role of the chapel transitioned to less frequent worship services and religious use to providing a venue for the university's special events including convocations, lectures, programs, and classes.

I think it is largely a conflict between ultra-conservative sectarian and secular world views.

Cities are the most important thing of our generation – they're both our biggest risk and our greatest hope for solving all the big challenges of the world: sectarian conflict, climate threats, migration, cyber-security and so on.

And finally, many object to Revelation's "us against the world" sectarian outlook.

It was always going to be a temporary respite from the problems of the "adult world": sectarian division, dead end jobs, a school system likely to fail you.