Sentence examples for that a faction from inspiring English sources

DiGenova and Trump share the view that a faction inside the FBI sought to frame Trump.

It was the blast of a heavyweight, carefully timed and carefully delivered from without, a sign that a faction within had lost faith in their CEO.

Days after he said that, a faction of the A.N.C. broke away to form a new party, the Congress of the People, known as COPE.

Someone yelled that a faction of protesters was leaving to march down to Wall Street — a development that would, inevitably, lead to scuffles with the police, undermining the Gandhian glow that had momentarily graced the proceedings.

Some said it was possible that a faction within the supreme council, including General Sisi, was willing to settle for far less than the broad powers that Field Marshal Tantawi and his allies had sought for themselves.

Moore, Brazile, Sanders and Daughtry are all black women, and had been the subject of a rumor, reported first by BuzzFeed, that a faction of mostly pro-Sanders DNC members wanted them replaced.

In 1953, Eisenhower charged into power in a swamp-draining mood along with new narrow Republican congressional majorities that included a faction of naysayers in the House all this against a background of McCarthy-era polarization.

It might astonish you that anybody anywhere would want to perpetuate that legacy, but that is what a faction of the party does.

Eusebius was opposed by a faction that wanted offenders readmitted to the church without penance.

Mr. Zuma, 69, faces a sharp challenge from a faction that includes Julius Malema, the populist and controversial leader of the A.N.C. Youth League.

Over the past few years, it has been infected by a faction that is more of a psychological protest than a practical, governing alternative.