Sentence examples for ideological nuances from inspiring English sources

Cricket, like any sport, is not hermetically sealed from the society in which it arises and in fact owing to the ubiquity of sport its ideological nuances are often hidden from our perceptions, just as liberal views are endlessly articulated without the need for any thought as to their origins.

The cumulative impact of half-measures and ideological nuance portends profound consequences in both the short and long term, politically and substantively.

Not just with the raging war on the ground, but also in the political sphere, with an amateur political opposition divided by hatred for ideological nuance and plagued by cronyism.

Michael Bonner, Uncut "The substance of Snyder's film is crude and unambiguous, lacking any ideological or emotional nuance.

"The Kingdom," a whodunit/blow-'em-up directed by Peter Berg, corrects this lapse by taking aim at the ethical nuances and ideological contradictions of the war on terror and blasting away.

A lot of semantic nuances hide ideological differences in everyday discussions between public health professionals.

Data in each group were then examined for the key qualifications, reservations, nuances and ideological stances which interviewees used when they considered the implications of government regulation.

The death of nuance on the right, the ideological extremism, pushes them away.

His discussions are always nuanced, and he gives political and ideological factors their due.

He's not likely to get much help from today's political-media complex, where it is easy to be undercut by ideological crossfire and there are few platforms for nuance.

For one, we increasingly live in hermetically sealed ideological zones that are almost immune to compromise or nuance.