Sentence examples for ideological break from inspiring English sources

It is a clear sign of an ideological break with the past in favour of practical reality.

This goes even further and signals an ideological break with the time of Tony Blair, who was the first architect of academies.

But the revolt that brought Trump to power represents an ideological break with any situation the US's myth-makers have known.

France's Paris Match magazine noted this week that members of the French right were staying away from the Florida convention and put their absence down to an "ideological break" with the Republicans.

And yet, if the appointments of Mr. Daley and Mr. Sperling portend some kind of ideological break from where the Obama White House has been the last two years, then it isn't entirely clear how.

He called it "an ideological break with the past" and dismissed the very notion of social security: "Security as something handed down; welfare as bureaucratic transfer; people as recipients of funds".

The ideological shift is a clear break from the practices of previous Republican and Democratic administrations.

1961 - Albania allies itself with China, after Soviet Union breaks diplomatic relations over ideological rift.

These are mere glimpses of the "good old days" that the elderly remember so vividly, of home, harmony and coexistence; the days before political and ideological strife broke those bonds and drew dividing lines with people's blood.

In her political career, this willingness to challenge convention has helped Ms. Merkel, the head of the Christian Democrats, break ideological molds.

It is not clear why the government is on heightened alert, although in a recently published speech Mr. Jiang accused Western countries of using "ideological infiltration" to break up the Soviet Union and warned that they were trying the same thing in China.