Sentence examples for fierce ideology from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Medina's fierce ideology began to divide that staff.

Islam has not proved effective in bringing together its regionally based ethnic groups, and thus a resort to a fierce ideology as a unifying device among fundamentalist Muslims has been the country's signal tragedy.

Unmoored by economic upheaval and unmoved by Putin's restoration project, they have found in the NBP a satisfyingly fierce ideology, often mediated by black humor, that can be refashioned, as Limonov readily admits, "to fit anyone and anything".

As we commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the first world war, this referendum campaign may be yet another example of how easily fierce ideologies, tribal passions, longstanding grievances, undue optimism and political cock-ups can take hold, with consequences that go on to affect and afflict the lives of millions.

He notes its combination of fierce religious ideology, financial acumen and tactical nous.

Fierce politics and ideology have driven the debate over health care reform in Washington.

In the decades that followed, civilians experienced devastation caused by conflicts that played out completely differently to the two world wars – marked by proxy conflicts and fierce battles of ideology fought in the name of religion or regime change.

The rest of it particularly the hot-button topics of cost, coverage, funding, taxes and improving value has sparked fierce arguments over ideology and governance.

This has ignited a fierce debate about his ideology.

Even after the Taliban were pushed out of Swat by the military, the girl remained a fierce critic of their ideology.

It was also hampered by its rigid Marxist ideology, its fierce anticlericalism, the small size of the Spanish working class, and the political strength of other left-wing competitors.