Sentence examples for ideological enemy from inspiring English sources
He urges liberals to take the new ideological enemy seriously.
But the view that they are an irreconcilable, rigidly ideological enemy should be questioned.
His humanity, when he opened fire against his ideological enemy, was martyred by his idealism.
His sudden arrest caught many on the hop, including Pinochet's old ideological enemy, Cuba's Fidel Castro.
But outside America, Wal-Mart is not the ideological enemy of organised labour that it is at home.
It may be that Obama doesn't want to help George because he sees George as an ideological enemy.
On the other hand, Gorbachev's policies deprived the Soviet Union of ideological enemies, which in turn weakened the hold of Soviet ideology over the people.
These are the things people tend to say when their ideological enemies win.
He has chosen instead the clubbable company of his ideological enemies.
They represent the warped political ideal of nationhood, in which medals and anthems are symbols of virility, to be flaunted at geographical or ideological enemies.
Before Nixon agreed to argue the case, he had worried, Garment writes, that his "ideological enemies" on the Court would "have their knives out for him".
