Sentence examples for contending ideologies from inspiring English sources
Greater technical expertise and thematic originality are evinced in his Cinco horas con Mario (1966; "Five Hours with Mario"), a powerful novel wherein domestic conflict represents contending ideologies in the Civil War, and Parábola del náufrago (1969; "Parable of the Shipwrecked Man"), which examines the individual's plight in a dehumanized technocracy.
Like Mariluz, many women across social classes in San Rafael worked out of economic necessity, but had to contend with competing ideologies about gender roles.
She claimed that the perpetrators of attacks against gay people in Germany were "always" Muslims or individuals of Arab descent, and joined Gauland in a press conference contending that Islam is a political ideology, not a religion.
The fission of divergent ideologies can be frustrating even violent but contending with a different worldview also challenges and expands a mind.
Well, many of the candidates were contending for the seats not out of ideology but because they saw them, in large measure, as business propositions.
In his camera obscura metaphor in The German Ideology, Marx contends that reality appears upside down in ideology, much like the photographic process provides an inverted image.
In "The End of Ideology" he contended — nearly three decades before the collapse of Communism — that ideologies that had once driven global politics were losing force and thus providing openings for newer galvanizing beliefs to gain toeholds.
All this stands in the way of a pluralist society in which different ideologies can freely contend.
I contended that Islamism, as a cohesive ideology, was doomed to decline, because it bore a fault line between two irreconcilable trends.
