Sentence examples for ideological turmoil from inspiring English sources

His ideological turmoil continued and still does.

Amid this ideological turmoil, Abbott and the Liberals represented a coherent set of values.

Neither has ideological turmoil over the territories occupied in 1967 made matters easier.

The narrow margins in both cases serve as reminders that this remains a court in considerable ideological turmoil over fundamental questions of liberty.

We thought we'd always be spared the kind of ideological turmoil Britain and Turkey have known in the last few days.

France, which has known much social and ideological turmoil, has generated a new aesthetic of the novel as well as a philosophy that, as Sartre and Camus have shown, is very suitable for fictional expression.

With major elections approaching over the next year and a half, leading New York Democrats are expressing deep concerns that the party has been thrown into turmoil by competing personal agendas, ideological rifts and a leadership void.

Religious figures effectively conflated ideological struggles and moral questions by equating the turmoil between East and West (Gaddis 1997 282) In order to fight communism, the U.S. Catholicism and C.I.A. entered into partnership to fight communism in Latin America (Gribble 2003 5355).

The global financial turmoil has pulled nearly everybody out of their normal ideological categories.

Is he simply a modern Satan or, given that the play was written at a time when Britain was in turmoil, is he meant to represent the dangers of ideological extremism?

Generally, the reaction of the economic mainstream to the inflationary turmoil of the 1970s was to retreat to an ideological interpretation of their fundamental ideas -- a doctrinaire reinforcement of laissez-faire economics.