Sentence examples for ideological disaster from inspiring English sources

The passing from the world of our closest relatives is not a political tragedy, like Burma; it is not a humanitarian nightmare, like Darfur; it is not an ideological disaster, like Iraq.

To critics, what happened to the city's schools is sometimes portrayed in ideological terms as "disaster capitalism".

To critics, what happened to the city's schools is sometimes portrayed in ideological terms — as "disaster capitalism".

Fiorina and other critics of environmental policies and regulations call the current California drought a "man-made" disaster driven by ideological desires.

In these hard times, replacing F.D.R.'s moral ideals with an accountant's pencil and ideological rigidity so that even disaster relief becomes a political Armageddon repudiates what I once thought was this country's moral heart and is why on so many mornings reading The New York Times evokes anguish and often tears.

He has, in his first term, corrected many long-held public prejudices about the Labour Party: that it can't manage an economy; that it is perpetually in thrall to the loony left and trades-union bullies who dominated the Party in the seventies; that it is hexed, disaster-prone, stupidly ideological.

What leads to disaster is Brutus's ideological decision to think of Caesar not as a human being at all but, rather, as "a serpent's egg," and therefore to "kill him in the shell".

It's a civil war, a proxy war, an ideological conflict, and a monumental humanitarian disaster all at the same time".

This rail disaster illustrates how crude and ideological the British position on innovation has become.

Mr. Cantor's votes — against the fiscal cliff deal but for $60 billion in disaster aid — may have lacked ideological consistency, but they do contain a common thread.

There is simply no way to construct a health-care plan that satisfies their conservative ideological impulses but is not a political disaster.