Sentence examples for ideological tensions from inspiring English sources
These ideological tensions were reinforced by personal animosities.
Ideological tensions can emerge even when relationships between developers and farming nonprofits are strong.
The ideological tensions within the Joint List are easy to sense.
The Greens experienced almost constant ideological tensions between its left wing and a more pragmatic faction.
As such, they highlight some of the political and ideological tensions that Jenner could now face as a conservative embarking on gender transition.
Whatever the reason, the party's poor performance led to weeks of introspection that have further revealed the ideological tensions at its core.
Some, however, discern a more basic and ideological tension at the heart of the partnership.
But much of the ideological tension in the party has dissipated as the economy has weakened, and Mr. Obama has signaled that he intends to spend what it takes to get the economy back on track.
The ideological tension between Osborne and a report that states bluntly, "The message I keep hearing is that the UK does not have a strategy for growth and wealth creation," is surely quite obvious to everyone – but not, it would appear, to its own author.
There is the ideological tension, which will be expressed in some of the debates in Glasgow this week, between leftish Lib Dems who see Labour as their more natural partner and the rightish Lib Dems who feel more affinity with the Tories.
Today, the ideological tension in the Middle East is among the Islamists, as represented by groups like ISIS; the autocratic regimes, as represented by rulers like Bashar al-Assad, in Syria, and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, in Egypt; and the now largely defunct democratic movements that rose up during the Arab Spring.
