Sentence examples for ideological divergence from inspiring English sources
The Beatles – and, to a lesser extent, the Stones – were seen as examples of diversionismo ideológico (ideological divergence) and a product of an enemy culture.
Keith T. Poole, a political scientist at the University of California, San Diego, found that ideological divergence in Congress was the highest in at least 120 years.
McCarty and Boris Shor found that even in 50/50 districts (that is, those split evenly between Democrats and Republicans), the ideological divergence between Democratic and Republican representatives has climbed much higher in the past 40 years.
But in such political landscape where anticommunism was praised and the little ideological divergence was tolerated, the ruling party had great advantage in institutionalized political competition.
This double-burden of ordinary and special lawmaking may create a diversion from good constitution-making, and at worst could lead to factional self-interest and ideological divergence when the parties return to the primary business of drafting the constitution.
The problem is in the divergence of the aesthetic and the ideological.
By the time of the 2010 general election, Clegg's Orange Book revolution was still incomplete: on a number of issues, the party was caught in an ideological no-man's land, with a considerable divergence in views between its old social democratic wing and its centrist faction.
The divergence is immense.
Forces of Divergence I.O.U.
