Sentence examples for some sectarian from inspiring English sources

We just had a number of suicide bombers in Baghdad, in Shia mosques, trying to re-spark some sectarian conflict.

In one of its most damning passages, the new report set out the wink-and-nod approach to some sectarian killings by unionist extremists that it said had been taken by army and police intelligence units.

When an event or a movement labels itself "People's," it's usually a bad sign, a way for some sectarian faction to claim, almost always falsely, the mantle of the masses.

He made tender verses of rebel Croppy boys and of his cousin Colum, murdered at random for some sectarian reason, whose body he imagined washing on the grass by Lough Beg, "with blood and roadside muck in your hair and eyes".

Mr. Essawi saw the move as an escalation in Mr. Maliki's battle with Iraqiya and disclosed that he had received an apologetic phone call from Mr. Shakri, perhaps a small sign that some sectarian differences may yet be overcome in the new Iraq.

"There was an attack a couple of weeks ago which started out with some sectarian slurs.

During his period in power, Pakistan was hit by numerous suicide bombings - some directed against military and political targets and some more sectarian in nature.

Lillibulero seemed ripe for updating, particularly as it has garnered some negative sectarian connotations over the years in Northern Ireland.

Yunus Laco, an Alevi who applied this year for a state position, received some oddly sectarian questions in his oral examinations.

Although the art styles were to some extent sectarian, and sectarian partisanship played a part in political events, it was by no means unusual to find Hinduism and different forms of Buddhism flourishing side by side.

In an innovation, an American battalion will be assigned to each sector, a way to stiffen the Iraqi forces and monitor them should some harbor sectarian agendas.