Sentence examples for with internecine from inspiring English sources

This week's Noises Off is riven with internecine conflict.

When civil war broke out in Selangor in 1870, Yap Ah Loy was faced with internecine fighting among dissident Chinese groups as well as attacks from Malay factions.

Their activities turn all too quickly into a theoretical, nit-picking discussion about politically correct language, complete with internecine feuds between different lobbies.

Not to mention the perils of Trenton, a state capital filled with internecine rivalries, some of which have only been inflamed by the Democrats' return to power.

Mandera is an example of a community marginalized combined with internecine conflicts, pockets of extremism, poor human development, cross border terrorism, which has trapped its people in poverty, misery and desperation.

Both trailers suggested a season much more concerned with internecine warfare than character building (excepting only the always-talky Samwell and Gilly scenes), which is fine; by this penultimate season, the characters are built.

To those uncomfortable with the internecine workings of finance, that may sound like a distinction without a difference.

But it was widely known within Lincoln Center that he was intensely frustrated with the internecine battles that were hindering the project's advancement.

I don't think it's any coincidence that jazz's wilderness years tracked closely with some internecine backbiting in the genre.

The metaphor has not only to do with the guerrilla imagery favoured by the older avant garde, but is apposite to an era that would increasingly conflate and confuse the political with the internecine and the religious.

Party chiefs hope it will mark a new start for the UMP, which was riven with damaging internecine fighting after Sarkozy lost the 2012 presidential election, after just five years in office, to Socialist François Hollande.