Sentence examples for ideological collision from inspiring English sources
Which means that if Rick Perry wins the Republican nomination, we'll be set up for the starkest ideological collision in a presidential election since 1964.
The bill would seem to put the City Council on an ideological collision course with the Bush administration and Congress, which is expected to pass legislation this year tightening federal work requirements further.
Now, moving toward what has all the markings of a historic ideological and demographic collision on Nov. 6, 2012, Republicans are doubling down on this racially fraught strategy.
What's striking about the uprising is not the collisions of intractable ideological positions but, rather, the sheer confusion, missed opportunities, personal squabbles, and absurd procedural wrangles that governed it.
Some say it was the dynamic of a moment, a sudden collision of parochial and ideological motivations that spontaneously combusted.
This ideological shift set him on a collision course with traditional civil rights groups and, he argues, poisoned the atmosphere around his court appointment.
This case of ideological conflict between the two ministries resulted from a collision between the interests of private actors guided by a desire for profitable projects, and the interests of public actors who wished to take advantage of the opportunities presented by biofuels and, sometimes, to minimize the risks linked to their production.
Mr. Pogan's defense claims, in part, that Mr. Long provoked the bicycle collision with the officer for money — he sued the city and received a $65,000 settlement — and for ideological reasons.
Every play: collision, collision, collision.
