Sentence examples for ideological clashing from inspiring English sources

David Brooks: If it's Obama versus Mitt Romney I guess there will be some ideological clashing and a lot of character assassination, as each goes after the other's alleged inauthenticity and elitism.

He believes there is an ideological clash between "welfare" and "sustainable-use" conservationists.

But others said it would be hard to separate this shooting from the ideological clash.

Mr. Obama's defense this week of his campaign's Bain attacks underscored the ideological clash.

Their idea was that the great ideological clashes between socialism and capitalism were in the past.

Yet it has sparked a fierce ideological clash, with Republicans lining up to criticize the agency and withhold funds.

It's hard to say where the ideological clash will hit in the campaign between these two would-be congressmen.

But Mr. Reagan's nomination of Robert H. Bork a year later was rejected by the Senate after an ideological clash.

Far more significant than the conflict between the capital and the people is the ideological clash between left and right.

Another is an ideological clash over who should own and control Russia's oil pipelines: private industry or the state.

In 1990, when I turned 16, John Major became prime minister and the ideological clashes of British politics faded out.