Sentence examples for aggressive ideologies from inspiring English sources

Such strands facilitate, though do not guarantee, a later commitment to more aggressive ideologies.

"When a country or a region is filled with despair and resentment and vulnerable to violent and aggressive ideologies, the threat passes easily across oceans and borders and could threaten the security of any peaceful country".

It is an aggressive ideology promoted by fanatical, well-armed devotees.

"All of those things that result in kids being susceptible to an aggressive ideology".

In the process, India's awkward but worthy experiment with secular democracy has been replaced by a vague, but aggressive, ideology of a unitary Hindu nationalism.

But the other part is a kind of confirmation of what I know and what I've read elsewhere, which is that Islamist extremism has an ideology, and it's expansionist, it's an aggressive ideology.

Though some here compare these groups to neo-Nazis, sociologists say that they are different because they lack an aggressive ideology of racial supremacy, and have so far been careful to draw the line at violence.

In particular, Gentz pointed out the differences between the American and the French revolutions, seeing in the former a defense of historical rights against British usurpation, in the latter an antihistorical, aggressive, ideology-laden undertaking.

So, too, we can hear contemporary echoes when Clark describes "aggressive ultranationalist organizations whose voices could be heard in all the European capitals," even though they "represented small, extremist constituencies". Their aggressive ideology was the kindling that ignited when Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated.

The once feared Soviet Empire and its aggressive ideology came to a dramatic end.

ISIS is a group of adventurers with a very aggressive ideology.