Sentence examples for ideological abyss from inspiring English sources
President Obama might learn from F.D.R. that such exercises of derision are an important reminder to citizens of the longstanding ideological abyss between the two parties.
He said that Mr. Bush deserved more credit than he has received for Mr. Bernanke and for resisting the partisan and ideological polarization of Washington when the two stared into the economic abyss.
Tom Stevenson, an investment director at the fund manager Fidelity, said: "American politicians have demonstrated that they are prepared to take the US economy right to the edge of the abyss when facing up to their opponents across the ideological divide.
Put Woodward together with Hersh and an abyss opens up, dividing the decision elite's view of the road to war -- ideological, pristine, hard-edged and clear -- and the foot soldiers' view -- messy, incompetent, confused and sometimes downright immoral.
Over the past 15 years the regime in Pyongyang has painted itself into an ideological corner — or, to put it better, it has pushed itself up to the edge of an abyss.
The ideological slant of the director's voice-over (the film was completed in Cuba in the late nineteen-seventies) doesn't diminish the elegiac power of his images of a democracy at the edge of the abyss.
Just a complete black abyss.
