Sentence examples for clash of ideologies from inspiring English sources
It doesn't take an expert to see that politics is no longer a clash of ideologies.
"This is going to be a very fundamental clash of ideologies".
The clash of ideologies is not much appreciated, still less the political log-jams that go with it.
When this respect is denied, this clash of ideologies ceases to be merely a difference of opinion and becomes a fight for survival".
Conservatives initially saw the selection of Mr. Ryan as a hopeful sign that Mr. Romney had fully embraced their small-government agenda and eagerness to turn the election into a head-on clash of ideologies.
Quite apart from the clash of ideologies, there's the constraint imposed by the government's budget, which, in a given year, will have a fixed amount of money set aside for each of the redistributive social welfare schemes.
Jonathan Jansen, a (black) public intellectual and vice chancellor of the Free State, depicted reactions to the painting as a clash of ideology, only peripherally about race.
So the regulatory battle over the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which would link the oil sands to the Gulf Coast of the United States, may be little more than a symbolic clash of ideology, industry experts say.
Headley, interviewed over 34 hours by Indian investigators in America in June, described how "a debate had begun among the terrorist outfits" and "a clash of ideology" leading to "splits".
Such predictable clashes of ideology, combined with the pursuit of parochial interests, all but ensure that political leaders in Washington will respond in slow motion -- if they respond at all -- to the fast-forward blur of a deteriorating economy.
