Sentence examples for sects into from inspiring English sources
Mr. Buckley's magazine had succeeded in turning the ideological right from a group of sects into a major force.
Their struggle to receive recognition from the government of Mali has led to several insurgencies, and the recent introduction of Islamist sects into the region has further complicated the situation.
Gertrude Bell, who worked to stabilize Iraq after World War I, won hearts and minds but was unable to meld a mix of religious sects into a stable nation.
First proposed by the late Qing dynasty scholar Yu Yue (1821-1907), threehree factions theory holds that the three series of essays — the "upper," "middle," and "lower" essays from each triad — represent the views of three sects into which, according to a passage in Book 50 of the Hanfeizi (ca. 233 BCE), the Mohists split after Mo Di's death.
Abu Azrael decided to join the Imam Ali Brigades, he says, because of the group's "wise and religious leadership" and because he admired its integration of other sects into its ranks, such as anti-militant Sunni tribesmen and Yazidis.
He describes Brod's school of interpretation of Kafka as a "sect" into which only true believers were permitted.
Legislative amendments from 1973 onwards turned non-Muslims and members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim sect into second-class citizens.
In 1935, the movement's leadership had declared saluting the flag a form of idolatry, an edict that transformed an obscure sect into a widely known pariah.
His personal charisma and his administrative genius helped spread Mormonism throughout the Western United States, turning the sect into a legislative federation complete with social and political institutions.
The mass abduction last April propelled the sect into global infamy, as the missing students became an international symbol of Boko Haram's escalating war against lay education.
Among them is the famous account of the travels (1220 24) of a patriarch of the Quanzhen sect into Central Asia in response to the summons of Genghis Khan.
