Sentence examples for ideological strife from inspiring English sources

This question, rarely asked before the end of the Cold War, has in recent years become a major focus of historical and ideological strife.

THERE are many reasons why the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has remained so intractable: land, religion, national identity, history, the scars of violence, the meddling of outside powers and global ideological strife.

If every clerk followed his example, the court probably could not function.Despite this, Mr Lazarus does a superb job of arguing his main point: that the incessant ideological strife between the justices has damaged the court's performance and its standing.

Nevertheless, as dean, she brought harmony to a Harvard Law School famously riven by ideological strife, an accomplishment that augurs well for her ability to work constructively in a fractious court.

Films about ideological strife in the past frequently reassure modern audiences with a vision of progress in which ignorance is at least partly vanquished and enlightenment is allowed to prevail.

To paraphrase the late great David Foster Wallace, did you know that probing the seamy underbelly of software development reveals ideological strife and fanaticism on a nearly Godwin's-law scale?

Rivière sensitively interleaves his themes of ideological conflict and family strife.

"The Kids Are All Right" starts from the premise that gay marriage, an issue of ideological contention and cultural strife, is also an established social fact.

No amount of political differences, cultural strife or ideological division can stop the work of God.

It brings into play a cutting discernment that value distinctions are ideological, that human striving and competitive strife spring from the same source.

Frequent disagreements amongst ministers of state on ideological and policy issues led to political strife and the rise of political factions.