Sentence examples for whole faction from inspiring English sources

Also, how will the spectre of the coin make Republicans more sane when conspiracy theories involving monetary machinations drive a whole faction of the Party?

Of course, we're not stupid, and we know that "changing the tone" doesn't happen when one whole faction of American politics greet your hopes with howling bloodthirst and intractable obstruction.

Rhetoric that encourages the extermination of a whole political faction or calls for imprisonment of its members, regardless of their views, is wholly unacceptable.

A board works best when it functions as a unified whole, without factions and without internal divisions.

He, however, when set at liberty, changed not his course, but was rather the more insolent in his proceedings, filling the whole city with faction and sedition.

He at once executed the princes of Lyncestis, alleged to be behind Philip's murder, along with all possible rivals and the whole of the faction opposed to him.

Perhaps I should have said that the world was my poem, that I undertook the task of ordering its parts into a whole, subordinating this faction to that, and adorning it with those graces appropriate to its worth.

"I think there are a whole lot of factions at United that think they own the club.

The filling of the throne in such a government is a point of too great and too general interest not to divide the whole people into factions.

This is about the whole, not the factions.

Most presidents believed that their role was to lead the country as a whole, not just a faction.