Sentence examples for ideological quarrels from inspiring English sources
Beneath Camus's ideological quarrels is a deeper unhappiness with the critical bent of the Paris intelligentsia.
Besides, the present ideological quarrels between Tories, Labourites and Liberal Democrats pale into insignificance next to America's.
The leaders of Golkar and PDI-P, the mainstays of the Nationhood Coalition, do not have any ideological quarrels with the president.
During the ideological quarrels of the Fifties, Iris Murdoch saw it as the brave guarantor of human freedom, rescuing both the individual and the community from the dual determinisms of psychology and sociology.
The buzz these days is that American politics may be entering a "postpartisan" era, as a new generation finds the old ideological quarrels among baby boomers to be increasingly irrelevant.
His first philosophical mentor was an obscure Russian-Jewish, Menshevik émigré named Solomon Rachmilevich, who had studied philosophy at several German universities, and who introduced Berlin to the great ideological quarrels of Russian history, as well as to the history of German philosophy since Kant.
What's more, Americans will have little patience for an ideological quarrel over whether Congress merely ought to ask, instead of insist, that all votes get properly counted in the next presidential election.
His criticism seems to be motivated less by an ideological quarrel with the United States -- a country whose ideals and virtues he admires and whose principles of free inquiry and expression have enabled him to speak and publish without fear of suppression -- than by a contempt, rooted in the anarchist political tradition, for the operations of power.
Islamism fills a gap in the political and ideological spectrum left vacant by the parties that coalesced around the independence movement, worn out by subsequent quarrels and scandals.
It is purely ideological".
