Sentence examples for a more ideological from inspiring English sources

Their cry — "Let Reagan be Reagan" — demanded a more ideological and confrontational "corely convicted" leadership.

But a more ideological opposition could re-cast ideological blandness as a major shortcoming.

His choice of John Ashcroft as attorney general certainly signaled a more ideological line.

And a lot of the decline in cross-over voting is simply just the national parties becoming organised on a more ideological basis.

In picking Mr. Romney over Mr. Perry, Mr. Pawlenty was signaling his desire that the party avoid a more ideological candidate aligned with the Tea Party movement.

The apparent affluence of the temple's membership challenged the prevailing conception of such incidents as the product of deprivations experienced by members and suggested a more ideological causation.

All this gave it a far broader, and a far more ideological, readership in America.

The other is a much more ideological ideal, which treats journalism as a kind of vanguard profession — fighting for the powerless against the powerful and leading America toward enlightenment.

Is it really to upgrade the language, or is this something that's a little more ideological?" Father Silva said, "It's probably a little of both". Laurie Goodstein reported from New York for this article, and Cindy Chang from Los Angeles.

But as a worshipper of second-rate novelist and third-rate philosopher Ayn Rand, Paul Ryan has a distinctly more ideological project.

But as a worshiper of second-rate novelist and third-rate philosopher Ayn Rand, Paul Ryan has a distinctly more ideological project.