Sentence examples for a sort of ideological from inspiring English sources

I reject the idea that we prefer the hair shirt as a sort of ideological preference.

Toomey, a former congressman known for his unyielding conservatism, had come to be regarded by some of his fellow-Republicans as a sort of ideological kamikaze.

It didn't work for me.' But if you can't say that and then acknowledge that it's spectacular to look at and the score is just fantastic, then you're kind of outing yourself as taking a sort of ideological position about the movie that's separate from the movie.

A: Sort of.

Sokolowski stressed to me that dictionaries are in the business of recording how people are using the language, not predicting or prescribing any sort of ideological mission.

She also would be influenced by "whether they have been submitted to any sort of ideological brainwashing," she said, "so that the concept of free human choices has effectively been taken away from them".

Adler shows how Zhu Xi made Zhou Dunyi a pivotal figure in the succession of the Confucian Way while Wilson is interested in Zhu's account of the Way as a sort of educational-ideological revision, and Tillman is interested in how Zhu's account of the Way eventually outlasted other competing versions that might have offered more practical and liberal openings in late imperial China.

"I guess we have a sort of common, distant ideological heritage," Farron says reluctantly.

You know, in a sort of American modern ideological framework, I would say they are also understood to be liberal.

"We show all sorts of ideological flexibility on this".

You can tune into The Other Woman (Amazing Radio, Sunday) for all sorts of ideological reasons: presenter Ruth Barnes plays music only by female artists and female-fronted bands.