Sentences with phrase «ideological divide»

But they've never actually been the most relevant ideological divide.

Adversaries are influencing populations through the distribution of polarizing propaganda, the propagation of armies of machine - learning driven bots on social media, the conflation of real and fake news, and the artificial inflation of ideological divides.

And not surprisingly there has been a big ideological divide in the response, with the government's commitment to academies matched by the teachers» unions» scepticism.

I hear that whether to include raisins in traditional butter tarts can be a source of deep ideological divide, so for those on the no - raisin side, dates might not be much of an improvement.

As the resolute Steve Rogers, the American soldier out of time, Chris Evans gives his most nuanced performance yet — and so does, surprisingly, Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark, who finds himself on the other side of a growing ideological divide from Captain America, and whose past failures and guilt push him to startling, but understandable, extremes.

In this system, the main ideological divide is already known and political parties prevent spoilers that plague.

It is something that will have to be imposed on them by Labour members coming together in a common cause, across the inner - party ideological divide, under the banner of Party democracy.

Black Panther was introduced to moviegoers two years ago in Captain America: Civil War, a film chockfull of heroes who clashed amidst ideological divide.

Between Us Director Dan Mirvish and Jon Hortua adapt from Hortua's own play, which focuses on two couples with a rich history and an even greater ideological divide.

Indeed there is something theatrical about the pitched battles fought across continents and decades between those on opposite sides of a grand ideological divide, each with a great deal at stake beyond the ideas themselves.

Bendis uses the issue to add complexities to the moral dilemma plaguing our heroes and furthers the dialogue around this upcoming ideological divide.

At a moment when we are experiencing a widening ideological divide, we need this genuine American art that encourages an affection for the homeland, a sentiment critical to the well - being of a union that Lincoln described as «the last best hope of earth.

In light of the growing ideological divide on the issue [12](paired with people's tendency to selectively process information), some scholars have argued that merely educating the public about the scientific consensus is unlikely to be a helpful approach [13, 14].

The Justices» questions generally fall along anticipated ideological divides (e.g., the conservative Justices seem to support uninhibited solicitation of campaign contributions and the liberal Justices seem to support more regulation in judicial elections).

In other words, the religious lawyering movement is not easily classified along the red state — blue state ideological divide; it's a bit more nuanced than that.

There were incredibly deep ideological divides.

Many recent studies have highlighted an ideological divide when it comes to trust in the media.

But this is not an ideological divide that pits half of America vs. the other half; this is the hype — the «pep talk» — of those who are trying to rally troops to their side.

The current debate over immigration policy cuts across the conventional political and ideological divides.

Ryan is a (relatively) small - government politician who takes an interest in details and shows a willingness to cross partisan and ideological divides.

Plenty has been written about the ideological divides within the party between a socialist left and a social democratic centre left.

The coalition government will not solve Britain's fundamental problems because of its ideological divide, Conservative MP Jacob Rees - Mogg has warned.

Obviously, a left to right scale might not capture other dimensions of the ideological divide.

Perhaps this is because to the extent that there is still an ideological dividing line in UK politics, the Conservatives are one side while Labour and Lib Dems are on the other, however much Darling and Cable agree or disagree on particular points.

But it wasn't just a regional or ideological divide.

If I was Liz Kendall, cast as the uber - pragmatist in this Labour leadership contest and with a difficult message of «wake - up - and - smell - the - coffee» to sell to the party's suspicious grassroots, I would look across the ideological divide at Jeremy Corbyn and emulate how he's running his campaign.

De Blasio said the gap between public - and charter - school exam proficiency was due more to an ideological divide than educational effectiveness.

Like Mr. Jeffries and Mr. Barron, the rematch between Mr. Banks and Ms. Barron — she defeated him while campaigning for re-election last year — is a study in generational and ideological divides.

Leaders of charters that provided pre-K last year, during the first year of the expansion, spoke of logistical issues and an ideological divide between the city's pre-K mandates and the privately operated schools.

Justices on both sides of the ideological divide expressed concern about federal corruption laws that could criminalize what they variously called «routine» or «everyday» actions that politicians perform for campaign contributors or supporters who have provided them with gifts.

But the abundance of volunteers also comes with a reality check: The crowded primaries are giving the party's ideological divide a full public airing and could give party leaders less control over who carries the mantle in November.

«But I think she has shown the ability to listen, find consensus and also create trust among members across the ideological divide.»

«In an interview with The Sunday Times, Lord Adonis [Transport Secretary] went on to claim that there was «no ideological divide» between new Labour and the Lib Dems and suggested they could forge a «progressive coalition».

Although the report echoes some long - standing calls for change, «what's surprising and new is that we were able to bridge the partisan and ideological divide, and get some agreement on how to make the labs more efficient and get more out of limited research dollars,» says co-author Matthew Stepp of ITIF.

Black Panther also sets itself apart via an ideological divide between two camps within the Wakandan leadership.

So instead of any more provocative (and potentially illuminating) ideological divide, the film's axis of sympathy runs between those who are willing to kill (or let - be-killed) for their principles, and those who are not.

I was surprised at how many of those in the room had not talked face - to - face across the ideological divide and how much misunderstanding and mistrust was in evidence.

This may come as a surprise to some on the other side of the ideological divide when they first meet him.

No matter what positions we advocate for individually and collectively, we will benefit from experiencing and practicing discussion across intellectual and ideological divides.

The dispute over Wolf's methods and the resulting data, which can grow quite heated, reflect the ideological divides — teacher unions versus school choice advocates — that shape many of today's education debates.

The issues they commonly support are quite controversial with criticism of the NEA coming from some other education and civil rights groups, but the organization's spirit is the right one — to attempt to reach across the ideological divide.

Charters are not only troubled by an ideological divide but also unevenly distributed across states, and their performance differs dramatically from district to district and school to school.

Dr. Frankenstein's Europe (pdf) & China: Two Economic Models and the Ideological Divide & The Clash of Generations (pdf)-- John Mauldin

The Rushdie affair contributed to the current Middle East / West religious and ideological divide.

The politics of borders and border - crossing are expanded through the exhibition and public programs to include not only the discourse of physical territory and migration, but also the act of transgressing between artistic disciplines, linguistic or ideological divides, digital and human interfaces, and prescriptive narratives of the past, present, and future.

For years, the commission's 88 member nations have been split along an ideological divide no less profound than the one over abortion in the United States.