Sentence examples for ideological ambitions from inspiring English sources

Sadat was succeeded by Hosni Mubarak, the commander of the Air Force, who was a far more cautious figure and had no ideological ambitions.

Rather than following the West's path of development and obediently accepting their place in the liberal international order, rising nations are fashioning their own versions of modernity and pushing back against the West's ideological ambitions.

This stands in stark contrast to tea partiers' utterly un-conservative refusal to ground ideological ambitions in political realities.

Iran's oil policies are not solely driven by economic factors, like other rational state actors, but by geopolitical parameters as well as Tehran's regional hegemonic and ideological ambitions.

In fact, in movie circles, it's money, not ideological ambition, that talks.

Surely it is about time for the political opposition to challenge this ideological ambition, especially when it is Labour councils being forced to deliver the agenda.

Perhaps the most important is that in seeking to fix things, America will be acting neither out of charity nor in pursuit of ideological ambition but simply in its own national interest.

Lafont's fresh look and performance style crystallised the movement's ideological and cinematic ambitions.

"This privatisation of public assets is being done, as in the case of the Royal Mail, at a loss to the taxpayer, and it's being driven for ideological and personal ambitions of George Osborne.

No leader can accommodate every ideological impulse, personal ambition or individual grievance among his MPs.

It includes the concepts that value distinctions are ideological and seeing ambition of all sorts as originating from the same source.