Sentence examples for big ideologies from inspiring English sources
We don't really do big ideologies or revolutions – and when we do, we never see them through to their conclusion.
At a time when all the big ideologies have failed to deliver for Arabs, Fayyad says he wants a government based on "legitimacy by achievement".
"He was witness to the tragic age of big ideologies, totalitarian regimes, and from their passing John Paul II embraced the harsh suffering, marked by tension and contradictions, of the transition of the modern age toward a new phase of history, showing constant concern that the human person be its protagonist," Benedict said at the Mass.
That doesn't seem like a big government or liberal ideology.
The big secular ideologies, from Nasserism to Baathism, are defunct.
The Cars That Ate Paris is a sharp commentary on small town versus big town ideologies and societal progress versus repression; it also offers a darkly comic take on intergenerational tension.
Big Stick ideology, Big Stick diplomacy, or Big Stick policy refers to U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy: "speak softly, and carry a big stick".
President Obama has been so driven to advance his big government ideology that he has abandoned the daily economic work that a government must do to open markets, restore business confidence and create the climate for job growth.
She offers the big-government ideology that crippled New York in the 1980's.
Over the past decade, under the leadership of the former advertising executive Bill Novelli, it developed a big-tent ideology in response to critics' charges that it had been a lobby for "greedy geezers".
Wouldn't this be a great time for liberals and conservatives to put their heads together, using a creative mixture of free-market and big-government ideology, to craft real-world solutions to our vexing economic, social and political challenges?
