Sentence examples for ideological insecurity from inspiring English sources
Moving on to an opponent's terrain is as much a sign of ideological insecurity as strength.
But if the "moral economy" erodes in the wake of food stress, tax extortion, instability, insecurity, or ideological oppression, there is little incentive to pursue long-term strategies, so that behavior focuses on short-term survival.
Russian foreign policy had always been motivated by fear of the outside world, and Marxism gave the current regime, which Kennan considered simply the latest in a line of Oriental despotisms, an ideological fig leaf for its insecurity and paranoia.
This sense of heightened insecurity was further aggravated by ideological Israeli and Palestinian leaders that made little or no effort to correct these perceptions, deciding instead to stoke nationalist fervor and angst against the "Other".
The crisis is not only ideological, but also political; it explains much of the cynicism, corruption and insecurity of the party and its elites.
Barack Obama, of course, has faced some not dissimilar challenges in another era of deep insecurity about "American Exceptionalism" and fear about another, albeit less threatening, ideological system and its adherents.
