Sentence examples for ideological weaknesses from inspiring English sources

But most damning, this album exposes the ideological weaknesses that were always present in Gorillaz and amplifies them -- whimsical in moments but self-consciously so, Rolodex-flaunting for the sake of peacocking.

As long as failures were caused by their own mistakes and "ideological weaknesses," the mistakes and weaknesses could be corrected and they could still win.

When communist forces had difficulty coping with American weapons and tactics as the United States poured combat forces into South Vietnam in 1965 and 1966, communist defeats were attributed to internal ideological weaknesses and mistakes, not to U.S. superiority in firepower and technology.

However, he writes, "before today's progressives can conquer their ideological weakness, they must first conquer their ideological amnesia". This is a brave and crucial book that should inspire a much needed policy donnybrook in the Democratic Party.

In this response to Gavin Walker's "The Body of Politics," I take issue with Walker's contention that the contemporary wariness with regard to the party-form on the Left is due to an ideological weakness, arguing instead that this "saturation" has precise material and historical determinations.

We believe that squelching ideological disagreements is ultimately a formula for ideological weakness.

On one hand, Democrats' ideological "weakness" on states' rights is simply a recognition that the federal government has neither the time nor the resources nor the awareness necessary to police all the important actors in the financial, health, and education sectors.

It can help expose artificiality, illegitimacy, and the ideological and organizational weaknesses of the Kremlin's efforts such as what happened in Kharkiv and Odessa in 2014.

His Beria is the dark heart of the film: a man who disingenuously suggests softening or "pausing" the programme of beatings, imprisoning and torture, so that reformists can be reviled for ideological disloyalty and weakness, and he can be credited for restoring authority.

For all its artistic weaknesses and ideological preachments, this W.P.A. project remains the first and last serious experiment in federally subsidized theater and a tribute to Hallie Flanagan.

Instead, it is clear that Gorbachev and his key ideological ally, Alexander Yakovlev, had recognized the fundamental weaknesses in the Soviet system years before Gorbachev came to power (and before Reagan was elected President).