Sentence examples for ideological strain from inspiring English sources

But by 1967, Gorenberg argues, this particular ideological strain had run its course.

The pressure to slash spending and reduce the size of the state comes from an ideological strain in conservatism.

Murrow's McCarthy shows make an absurdity of the modern-day conservative accusation that, say, Dan Rather represents the introduction of a heretofore unknown ideological strain into broadcast journalism.

He tried to combine the political tactics of the union organizer with the drama and aura of Billy Greligiousle religious campaigns, an enormous strategic and ideological strain.

If the racial politics of Watchman may prove unsettling to contemporary book buyers, time has been kinder to another ideological strain.

A strong, though not particularly ideological, strain of libertarianism appears to be coded into the DNA of computer engineers — a desire to be left alone to create beautiful systems that can be messed up only by the uncomprehending interference of mediocrities from the government.

But Mr. McCain, of Arizona, faces ideological strains as he leads Republicans beyond the Bush era.

Along with the fact that Davis, Fox and Green, like many of May's younger picks, come from relatively "ordinary" backgrounds, they also incarnate ideological strains and stresses within her party that go back a long way but which, judging by her recent speeches, Theresa May and her advisers are hoping to meld to address contemporary needs and concerns.

"Another complicating factor is that a lot of different ideological strains are currently consolidated under the alt-right heading," he told me.

Three months into office, Mayor Eric Garcetti seems to embody a host of ethnic, ideological and cultural strains that are transforming Los Angeles.

For some thirty years, the American political conversation has been dominated by a strain of ideological conservatism that wields market fundamentalism as a sword and cultural populism as a shield.