Sentence examples for war of ideologies from inspiring English sources

The failure to win this war of ideologies is partly reflected by the ratcheting up of the political language.

It was a key battle in a broader war of ideologies: the common good versus self-interest, society versus the individual, socialism versus capitalism.

Economic advisers were not consulted, apparently they would have pointed out that Thailand's grinding war of ideologies has already tipped the economy into recession.

Nevertheless, the war of ideologies had exposed the weakness of the emperor, who in the last resort had to admit the spiritual authority of the pope over all Christians.

This has allowed both parties to the grinding war of ideologies to claim that the intervention works in its own favour.It is still too soon to determine the ultimate aim of this surprising intervention.

A childhood victim of Muslim violence in the Balkans, and now a golf-loving, Mass-attending, top-­level American official, Chambers believes that in this war of ideologies, religion must be the motivator, and Shacochis allows this worldview to pervade the novel.

"And there is, in fact, a civil war — of ideology.

In a war of ideology, Senate Democrats and the White House predict months of discord over the confirmation of judicial nominees.

Having started with one war of ideology, Mr Menand ends with two others, in which calculating results gave way again to ideals and principle.

The Arab spring turned women's issues into a battle in the war of ideology between Islamists and so-called modernists.

It was a war of ideology — for the Union, one based in a belief in democracy as "the last, best hope of earth" and in the rights of the common man.