Sentence examples for ideologies separated from inspiring English sources
So completely had their history of war and hostile ideologies separated them, in fact, that even the Korean language they both use had evolved in ways that made it difficult to draft talking papers.
No doubt, there's a conservative bent nowadays in that region, with ideologies separated mostly by the historical ties to their respective parties.
It seems he became blinded by ideology, separating Communism from the other evils of the century and directing his animus there.
The ideology that separated these two cultures was directly influenced by the educational training and experience of engineers.
Ideology has separated families through history, but modern America is famously tolerant of diversity, and this tends to be true even in the familial cryonics context.
The case of smoking and the RCP report shows how such ideas and interests were beginning to shape a distinctive postwar British public health ideology, separate from the organizational base of the profession in health services and community medicine that has attracted most commentary.
The Constitution separated the ideologies and values of the Church from the State, and leaders of the State were thus educated in matters pertaining to the State.
What's the connection between men so widely separated by ideology, geography and time?
When you move downward through what Converse called the public's "belief strata," candidates are quickly separated from ideology and issues, and they become attached, in voters' minds, to idiosyncratic clusters of ideas and attitudes.
This spare, understated novel, the work of a gifted short-story writer, explores the fortunes, in India and the US, of two brothers raised together in the Calcutta of the late 1960s but brutally separated by ideology and the Naxalite uprising.
Different from the End of History claim of Fukuyama (1992) and the Clash of Civilisations postulation of Huntington (1997), Confucianism promotes holism to eliminate the "I" and "we" in a world that is separated by ideology and civilization.
