Sentence examples for ideological discord from inspiring English sources

The economic crucible from which we have emerged forced Michigan to largely abandon politicians who wedge us apart by peddling ideological discord and false hope.

This week, some of the challenges and complexities facing Mr. Obama's candidacy came into sharp view, with racial discord, ideological divides and cutthroat politics testing his candidacy as never before in his yearlong campaign.

The ongoing discord embodies an ideological fight playing out across the country: one of belief in public land for all versus public land for those savvy enough to put it to commercial use.

The warning was delivered by Gov. Haley Barbour of Mississippi, who said that his party's outlook could fade if differences over ideological purity intensified and created discord among establishment Republicans, the Tea Party and other ordinary voters, who may share the same frustrations but be turned off from aligning with any of the movements within the party.

Gov. George W. Bush, whose itinerary also included Iowa and Tennessee, as well as Wisconsin and Arkansas, President Clinton's home state, shared one theme with his opponent -- a desire to bridge ideological divides and to purge Washington of partisan discord.

It is true that relations among the judges on the Sixth Circuit have been marred by venomous discord for at least a decade, mostly along ideological lines.

"The Corporation: The Pathological Pursuit of Profit and Power," by Joel Bakan "Without it being ideological, I think the film touches on what's happening in the country now: social discord, lack of communication.

"Political discord or dispute in African oil states is unlikely to take on a regional or ideological tone that would result in a joint embargo by suppliers at once," Robert Murphy Robert Murphy, a U.S. State Department economist, said last year.

Ideological Positioning.

Alexander Hamilton knew from discord.

It's about marital discord.