Sentence examples for ideological countries from inspiring English sources
Intellectually and emotionally weakened by years of steadily degraded public discourse, we are now two separate ideological countries, LeftLand and RightLand, speaking different languages, the lines between us down.
Earlier this year, George Saunders wrote an article for the New Yorker about Donald Trump's election campaign in which he described an America "intellectually and emotionally weakened by years of steadily degraded public discourse", divided into "two separate ideological countries, LeftLand and RightLand, speaking different languages, the lines between us down.
Australia has never been a highly ideological country.
The U.S.A. is the last ideological country on earth.
It is in many ways the last ideological country on earth.
But even then his brief excursions into new ideological country consisted only of suggestive remarks and tentative actions, not sustained analyses and settled programs.
It is more ideological than other countries, believing still in its manifest destiny.
However, citizenship, its universalistic core notwithstanding, is also a cultural phenomenon, which reflects different national trajectories and historical path-dependencies (as in historical sociology, e.g. Turner, 1990) and is susceptible to ideological contestations within countries.
The Allies intended to run Germany like a single country, but as the Soviet Union and the West grew apart due to ideological differences, the country was split into West Germany and East Germany.
If it is Obama versus Rick Perry, then that will be the starkest ideological choice the country has ever been offered.
Susan Ricci New York, Nov. 7, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks says that "the members of my dream Obama administration understand that they cannot impose an ideological program the country does not accept".
