Sentence examples for ideological bridge from inspiring English sources
But this ideological bridge between the Tibetan exiles and their compatriots in Tibet collapsed when the TCP decided to close its communist shop.
The report spotlights three firms [see sidebar] that form an ideological bridge between Muslim-bashing outlets and U.S. military, security, and law enforcement organizations--effectively institutionalizing Islamophobia across the government and public service sectors.
We have worked actively to initiate positive dialogue and bridge ideological and regional divides, all while steadfastly guarding and championing fundamental freedoms.
But you have a Democratic president and a Democratic Senate — and even if both President Obama and Harry Reid are quite amenable to compromise, there is still an enormous ideological gulf to bridge.
That could take weeks or months as Ms. Merkel tries to bridge ideological differences with the Social Democrats or Greens, both of which are to the left of her Christian Democrats.
Gov. George W. Bush, whose itinerary also included Iowa and Tennessee, as well as Wisconsin and Arkansas, President Clinton's home state, shared one theme with his opponent -- a desire to bridge ideological divides and to purge Washington of partisan discord.
Mr. Bush's words made equally clear that he saw himself as the country's best hope for bridging ideological divides, healing partisan wounds and making sure Americans could gaze upon the White House with unfettered respect.
A section of the chattering class bridging ideological divides seems to have coalesced around the affirmative.
Now Obama is emphasizing the ideological divide, not the bridge across it.
At the same time, Republicans and Democrats may not be able to bridge their ideological gap.
Since his release from prison in 2004, Mr Anwar has failed to bridge the ideological divide between the DAP and PAS.
