Sentence examples for ideological aggression from inspiring English sources
But we are now seeing a rising tide of judgements from the European institutions using other legal avenues to erode these rights, and we should be gravely concernedMr Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, explicitly links this move to what he calls a "wider movement" of ideological aggression by the commission, including proposals for a financial transactions tax across Europe.
They saw Obama's agenda as ideological aggression -- their worst nightmare of big government.
Less obvious, though, is another type of ideological aggression, a prime example of which was provided unwittingly by the occasionally erudite New York Times columnist David Brooks.
In our jagged age of unyielding ideological aggression and absolutism -- members of fringe right-wing theocratic groups claiming their particular religion must rule all earthly institutions, including government and media, anarchists on the far edge of the left claiming news organizations have no right to cover them -- it is not difficult to imagine the targeting of another journalist.
To the postcolonial critics of the 1970s, the stories were little more than ideological justifications of colonial aggression; examples are almost too easy to find.
Unlike Iraq, it has no economic resources, no ideological allies, no recent record of cross-border aggression, and no territorial ambitions.
Libertarians are known to be strict on ideological purity and Petersen has challenged the central libertarian principle of non-aggression as a guiding principle for government power.
And so "John Brown's Body" could serve as an especially potent instrument of anti-Confederate animus and aggression, a sort of musical thumbing of the nose that did not necessarily specify any ideological foundation for the gesture.
According to many, the brutal attack on Charlie Hebdo has been an aggression against the secular understood as the realm where freedom of speech is not limited by religious or ideological constraints.
