Sentence examples for an ideological clash from inspiring English sources

He believes there is an ideological clash between "welfare" and "sustainable-use" conservationists.

But Mr. Reagan's nomination of Robert H. Bork a year later was rejected by the Senate after an ideological clash.

Another is an ideological clash over who should own and control Russia's oil pipelines: private industry or the state.

It was an ideological clash that blessed us with an enduring rivalry and guaranteed an everlasting legacy.

Some suggest it was an ideological clash - with Abrahams keen to reach out to a number of controversial Palestinian groups, an approach with which Mendelsohn disagreed.

It seems more accurate to say that an ideological clash, a version of America's own culture wars, is actually occurring among the expatriate Muslim intelligentsia in the west.

Like the Bryan nomination in 1896, a Trump nomination could effectuate an internecine ideological clash in the party that could manifest itself for decades.

Yet it has sparked a fierce ideological clash, with Republicans lining up to criticize the agency and withhold funds.

With new data showing that the economy may be even weaker than previously thought, Republicans and Democrats plunged back into a partisan, ideological clash over whether the government should try to stabilize home prices, prevent foreclosures and perhaps even bail out lenders.

He frequently explained that there was indeed a deep ideological clash of civilizations between Britain and India.

He contended that the divisive fight within FreedomWorks was not really about his book contract or other organizational matters; it was a grand ideological clash pitting those fully loyal to the tea party cause (such as Kibbe) against backroom, Washington-centric pols attempting to wield their influence to benefit their pals".