Sentence examples for three sects from inspiring English sources
Members of all three sects have gone as fighters to Syria.
Iraq reminds Cockburn of Lebanon; he quotes a local saying: "Two Iraqis, three sects".
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.
The three sects--Ibadhi, Sunni, and Shi'i--pray in the same mosque.
These two sects brought certain esoteric Buddhist rituals into Shintō.
"At any moment, there will be war between the two sects," he said.
The main doctrinal difference between the two sects centres on the question of Vishnu's grace.
In most cases, though, members of the two sects still live harmoniously together.
The two sects were thenceforth to form the mainstream of Japanese Buddhism.
He mentions both Christians and Nazareans, possibly two kinds of Christians, Greek-speaking and Syriac-speaking, or two sects.
The question at once arises: to which of the two sects, the Jewish or the Christian, does the priority belong?
