Sentence examples for small faction of from inspiring English sources

"There's a small faction of the Republican Party that opposes this at every level," he said.

Biden says that a "small faction" of the Party is mistrustful of even the occasional use of force.

Also on November 17, a small faction of the army announced its intent to overthrow Rajoelina's government.

A small faction of the writers took a quick trip downstairs to see how extreme the temperature had become.

McCall agreed, attributing the criticism to a small faction of conservatives who are simply louder in their opposition as opposed to larger in number.

The release of the new Star Wars trailer has been met with excitement online except by a small faction of Twitter users who called for a boycott of the upcoming sequel, claiming it to be "anti-white propaganda".

They are part of a small faction on the right: conservatives with no use for religion.

"Shadow cabinet colleagues had all rejected the negative approach of the relatively small faction on the right who wanted to undermine Jeremy from the start.

Obviously, this is a process that gives very small factions of very small parties way more power than they deserve.

Colombian and Mexican trafficking groups, as well as small factions of the Shining Path rebel group, are feeding off the coca trade in Peru's remote forest regions.

He now attracts small factions of Iranians to Oregon's road games, and often receives letters from people calling him an inspiration for their country.