Sentence examples for ideological contradiction from inspiring English sources

In this part of the world, there was no ideological contradiction.

We seem to be eager consumers of myths about brilliant visionary businessmen, despite the fact that this lionisation of individual genius appears to call into question the proposition that markets are as a rule extremely good at valuing assets.This feels to me like a deep-seated ideological contradiction, but what do I know.(Photo credit: AFP).

In addition to the initial text, she has also published a book specifically dedicated to morning pages and another to her sacred "artist dates," guidebooks for fearful and struggling writers, a book for people who want to apply her tools to their business practices (something of an ideological contradiction there), and a book about raising creative children.

Yet, the proposed terminology does not have internal ideological contradiction or inherent history that might change its implicit connotation.

Decolonization, assuming that the ex-imperial powers could maintain favorable trade relations, eliminated administrative costs and the associated ideological contradictions.

The truth is Trump can be a nationalist on one issue, a realist on the next and an internationalist on yet another, without ever being required to resolve any of the underlying ideological contradictions.

And while his "reform and opening up" did infuse his country with significant new dynamism, it also put a series of troublesome institutional and ideological contradictions at the centre of China's whole post-Mao landscape.

"The Kingdom," a whodunit/blow-'em-up directed by Peter Berg, corrects this lapse by taking aim at the ethical nuances and ideological contradictions of the war on terror and blasting away.

But by the mid-nineteenth century, the ideological contradictions between a national defense of slavery on American soil on the one hand, and the universal freedoms espoused in the Declaration of Independence on the other hand, had created a deep moral schism in the national culture.

Historians have frequently portrayed Italian anarchism as a marginal social movement that was doomed to succumb to its own ideological contradictions once Italian society modernized.

When it comes to commerce and trade, therefore, America, Europe, and all the developing nations, are today adrift, tossed on a sea of ideological contradictions.