Sentence examples for Political polarity from inspiring English sources

The Ottoman revival has its roots in the Cold War, when the main political polarity in Turkey wasn't Islamist versus secularist but pro-Communist versus anti-Communist.

In the Book Review, James Ryerson called Amar's study "authoritative, important and, at a time of maddening political polarity, refreshingly hard to categorize".

The editorial also took note of the political polarity in the United States that can complicate bilateral diplomacy: "The U.S. often complains about China's opaque policies.

David Brooks ("A broken society," Views, March 20) is on target with his assessment of today's America but he doesn't mention one of the key elements that has allowed the political polarity to flourish and intensify.

The calamitous wars in Syria and Yemen, the ferocity of the Myanmar regime against its Rohingya citizens, extreme environmental volatility brought about by climate change, increasing political polarity and austerity in many countries, and a host of other sociopolitical issues have overwhelmed national and international systems created to ensure stability and protection for the world's people.

It created the political polarity that we live today, that became mature in the '60s.

It's not a conducive environment for working together because of political polarities, big egos and a highly charged competitive atmosphere.

The day after the Wichita event, Ocasio-Cortez told me by phone from Missouri, where she was campaigning for congressional candidate and fellow progressive Cori Bush, that physical presence both builds support and dissolves the political polarities on which so many pundits feed.

The political polarities reversed when Soros spent a fortune trying to defeat President George W. Bush in 2004.

That this is a nation of great political passion — and polarity — was laid bare on a street corner in Nebraska last week.

The theme of this year's series is "Ravel | Unravel". "Our theme is both a reflection and a challenge to the current landscape of political and social polarity," said senior Jill Pak, one of three executive directors of the series along with seniors Aliya Doctor and Katherine Gross.