Sentence examples for sects about from inspiring English sources

In the lead-up to Tuesday's New York primary, we spoke to rabbis and members of multiple Jewish sects about how they plan to vote this year.

Based in Attleboro, in southeastern Massachusetts, the Body is a fundamentalist Christian sect with about 20 members who reject modern medicine to such an extent that they will not use prescription eyeglasses.

Hakuin joined the Rinzai Zen sect about 1700.

Chinsō, also spelled Chinzō, in Japanese art, type of Buddhist portraiture developed especially by the Zen sect about 1200.

In 1961 he founded Colonia Dignidad, an anti-Semitic apocalyptic religious sect about 225 miles south of Santiago.

I had the fortune to get to know several Iraqis of various sects, learning about their rich culture and heritage.

According to this sect, illness came about in the case of an alteration in the quality and the movement of the corpuscles or in the case of an excessive tightening or relaxing of the pores through which the atoms moved.

Politicians from across Lebanon's eighteen sects expressed suspicions about the implications for Hariri, the country, and the region.

The two sects disagree, however, about the extent to which the corruption and loss of the Tirthankaras' teachings has already occurred.

They belong to a larger circle of liberals, intellectuals, professors, former Wahhabi scholars, judges and even women who are discussing subjects in the media that were taboo before 9/11 -- questions about terrorism, about Wahhabi discrimination toward Muslims of the Shiite and Sufi sects (whom they consider apostates), about alcohol, about AIDS, about the rights of women to drive and work.

The titles of more than 20 books attributed to him are known, including several about Islamic beliefs and sects and even one about poisons, but most of his writings have been lost.