Sentence examples for ideological contests from inspiring English sources

Others have pointed to the rise of Islamic fundamentalism and the Arab spring as proof that ideological contests remain.

Such realistic fatalism, and the poet's duty "to hear the hidden music that is the source of all art" and to believe that "life had a secret geometry," drains "Snow" 's ideological contests of blood.

And the broader strategic environment also helped: with the Cold War just ended, the Soviet Union was desperate to forge a new partnership with the West, and the moral authority of the US as the supposed "winner" of the 20th Century's ideological contests was at its zenith.

In Iraq, America has run up against the limits of war in an ideological contest.

Born out of a fraught ideological contest, it can never escape the heat of the political battlefield.

In the long years of the Cold War, the West routinely buttressed unsavory regimes from Africa to Asia in its ideological contest with the Soviet Union.

"The underlying issue is that there's an ideological contest over the soul of the state of Israel and the Jewish people".

During the cynical, paranoid years of the post-war era, Castro brought the passion of a true believer to the ideological contest between east and west.

The special election was more a battle between two warring political camps in the Bronx than an ideological contest between two candidates.

In his support for the SOPA movement in the US and other digital activism he helped shape the battleground on the politics of the internet for an ideological contest  that will likely continue for many years to come.

Indeed, we should not lose sight of the fact that for all the contests on the streets and the divisions within the elites, this is at heart an ideological contest, where the message matters.