Sentence examples for ideological vacuum from inspiring English sources

The second is an ideological vacuum.

The outcome, based on provisional results, shows the fragmentation, ideological vacuum and venality of local politics.

One of the most striking things about China today is the ideological vacuum left by the death of Communism.

An ideological vacuum was created when the Berlin Wall came down and it is slowly being filled.

They are telling us that they know there is an ideological vacuum at the heart of the Republican Party today.

"Lévi-Straussian structuralism rushed into the ensuing ideological vacuum — except that structuralism, as a detached, abstract science of culture, was itself a kind of vacuum," he writes.

But while the Orthodox Church has become an increasingly powerful presence in Russia, speaking out on morality, economics, international relations, and most recently the Russian elections, critics say it has failed to adequately fill a post-Soviet ideological and moral vacuum.

The trauma of the war and the subsequent social unrest led the radical architects to reject the materialism and positivism that had characterized the "Kaiserreich". The result was an ideological and aesthetic vacuum, and the search for suitable alternatives provided the basis for the correspondence.

In the absence of such debate we end up in an ideological and moral vacuum, which frees the Elite from any moral and ethical value-system.

This also doesn't mean there's no biological influence, but how we interpret our biological impulses do not exist in a vacuum empty of ideological takes on the world.

Experimental reforms are often founded on the lackluster research of ideological think tanks, who have filled the expertise vacuum left by academics unwilling to conduct policy-related research.