Sentence examples for contrasting ideologies from inspiring English sources

While Americans are going to be able to choose between two contrasting ideologies, what if both choices are off the mark?

A closer examination of the Chorographic Commission reveals a much more complex dynamic in which partisan politics, contrasting ideologies, and racial divisions repeatedly confused the interpretation of archaeological findings in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Olympics, with the medal counts and the wide range of sports that one country or another — the U.S.S.R., the United States, Cuba, or the two Germanies — had decided to focus on, to assert supremacy, became a full-on superseries of contrasting ideologies, sporting philosophies, and performance-enhancing-drug regimes.

These contrasting ideologies have defined U.S.-Cuban relations for more than 50 years; a history marked by an oppressive regime on one side and an interventionist foreign government on the other.

The organization said two such contrasting ideologies should not be linked.

The debate put on full display the animosity between the campaigns, but also their starkly contrasting ideologies.

Which meant these three men from widely different backgrounds and with starkly contrasting ideology, still found common ground the way a family does.

The contrasting political ideologies and claims of the Polisario, on the one hand, and of the Morocco Government, on the other hand, constitute a crucial axis of the dispute over control of Western Saharan territory.

I am particularly dedicated to learning from contrasting opinions, ideologies, and philosophies, and that is where I am putting my efforts.

Because history, culture, and environmental conditions in both countries are relatively homogenous, the Germany separation can be interpreted as a unique natural experiment for studying the influence of two starkly contrasting political ideologies, economic paradigms, and institutional setups on land system change.

Milch contrasted the ideologies behind the variations; some believed the angulation from the valgus osteotomy and consequent alteration of anatomical axis in relation to mechanical produced the desired effect of stability, in comparison to the view that abutment of the upper end of the osteotomised shaft of femur against the pelvis was responsible.