Sentence examples for clash of ideals from inspiring English sources

The robbery has brought attention to a clash of ideals.

The new politics, he said, would be about boring administration, not the clash of ideals.

The skirmishing was a form of class warfare as well as a clash of ideals.

A racially motivated rampage at a school has shaken a country already experiencing a clash of ideals over immigration.

Her characters are real and vivid people who bring to life the clash of ideals that gripped England at the time.

The Swedish historian Lars Trägårdh perhaps best described the situation when he told Swedish Radio last week that the country is experiencing a clash of ideals.

"The online world was rife with the clashing of ideals, taking the form of activism, protests, retaliation and pranks," Verizon wrote in its report.

"Men are facing the same clash of social ideals that women have faced since the 1970s — how do you be a good parent and a good worker?" said Joan C. Williams, the director of the Center for WorkLife Law at the Hastings College of the Law at the University of California.

The clash of ideas is "generational," but will be won by the example of democratic ideals and open societies, Clinton said.

Rather than root the clash of 1953 in ideas and ideals, Ervand Abrahamian, one of Iran's most distinguished historians, sees the coup as "firmly located inside the conflict between imperialism and nationalism, between First and Third Worlds...between developed industrial economies and underdeveloped countries dependent on exporting raw materials".

Fourth, this produces a clash with those ideals of human rights, universalism and equal treatment of persons that historically have constituted core values of the welfare-era Scandinavian states.