Sentence examples for contest of ideologies from inspiring English sources

The debate turned into a contest of ideologies masquerading as histories.

Mrs. Clinton, at an appearance yesterday afternoon, took a softer line, but made it clear that she, too, saw this as a contest of ideologies.

Both attitudes presume that the contest of ideologies is a game, but the first one regards it as sport, while the second is more akin to brooding over a chessboard.

On a warm evening in a Barcelona suburb 24 years ago, the air thick and heavy, the light-grey and gold, Cuba and the USA met in a baseball game that was as much a contest of ideologies as an Olympic semi-final.

Britain was challenged again by France under Napoleon, in a struggle that, unlike previous wars, represented a contest of ideologies between the two nations.

The largest hopes are that the agreement on nuclear testing will be followed by others that will help, in one of the President's phrases, "put the atomic genie back in the bottle" and that will, in time, defuse the Cold War & transform it into a pacific contest of economies & ideologies.

The Labour leadership contest has revealed a conflict of ideologies in the candidates at the first hustings, while north of the border Jim Murphy has declared he will resign as Scottish Labour leader.

In 2010 we are seeing not a battle of ideologies, but really a contest between fear and reason.

As a battle of ideologies?

In the name of ideologies.

"A battle of the sexes, a war of competing ideologies, and most importantly, a contest of cuisines!" There was also UnfoggeDCon, the impromptu convention in December 2006 of the Unfogged community.