Sentence examples for battle of ideologies from inspiring English sources
As a battle of ideologies?
Armed police and soldiers are a very reassuring presence on British streets but they can play no role in the battle of ideologies.
History had become a weapon in the cold war battle of ideologies - how the past was interpreted had a palpable political importance.
Those "cock-ups", the offspring of human frailty, self-doubt and self-deception, thread through Le Carré's narrative of the Cold War as a chapter of accidents as much as a battle of ideologies.
Some people seem to think that this is what Mrs Thatcher would have wanted - deep divisions and a battle of ideologies - and others believe this goes to show what a significant political figure she was.
It's no surprise that the most vehement opposition comes from the Catholic church and small lobby groups acting as foot soldiers in what they perceive as a battle of ideologies, rather than the progression of civil rights.
And so the war between Chalky and Narcisse becomes a battle of ideology and pride: a conflict between the opportunistic, street-smart hustler and the erudite, Harlem Renaissance-influenced philosopher.
Gabe Polsky's documentary is nominally about ice hockey, but culture and politics provide the driving force as the Russians go head to head with the Americans in a battle of ideology, economics and art.
Since the group began its violent offensive to take vast swathes of land in Iraq and Syria in June, IS has sought to wage a battle of ideology and propaganda to attract fighters from across the world, releasing a series of increasingly elaborate films touting the capture of certain towns and hostages.
For most of the past five years, Australian politics has lived in a state where internal battles regularly trump the external battles of ideology and philosophy and public policy that are actually supposed to form the modus vivendi of public life.
