Sentence examples for heated ideology from inspiring English sources
Seeing Israel through the lens of gender instead of race or religion or geopolitics cuts through much of the heated ideology that surrounds any attempt to find some kind of just solution to the two sets of victims in the Middle East.
Such concerns have ignited heated debates, partly driven by ideology and vested interests, but also by questionable decisions made previously.
In a conversation with CNN's Don Lemon that got heated, Clarke also called the Black Lives Matter movement "hateful ideology" and accused President Barack Obama of lying about statistics about police aggression against black Americans.
Outside of the front lines you could find "people discussing ideologies and civil policy" but out in front things were permanently heated.
The debate will really heat up with movies focused on ongoing events, in which ideology has not yet cooled into rationality and when facts have not settled into consensus.
Li seems a bit blind to how much his own actions might be driven by ideology, and he caught heat from the audience for his disregard for human rights.
The nearly zero energy buildings (nZEB) ideology foresees first and foremost that heat losses should be reduced remarkably compared to the present levels.
The nearly zero energy buildings (nZEB) ideology of the future obliges, first and foremost, that heat losses should be reduced remarkably compared to the present levels.
But ideology and politics had little place on the gasoline line, where tempers flared in the stagnant heat of the night.
WASHINGTON — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in the heat of the high-level budget deliberations, told Republicans that their intransigence over taxes was a matter of ideology, not economics.
