Sentence examples for all the ideological from inspiring English sources
Indeed, for all the ideological wars he had witnessed, Mr. Bell disdained labels, particularly as they were applied to him.
The novelist or the poet may well use nonfictional prose to purge his own anger, to give vent to his vituperation against his confrères, and to relieve his imagination of all the ideological burden that might otherwise encumber it.
First of all, thanks to all the ideological Jewish settlements that Israel has set up in the West Bank and Gaza (recklessly cheered on by the American Jewish right), Israel now has a huge strategic-political problem.
But when you look at the history of the coups in the study, like Iraq, Guatemala, and Chile, it's very clear that helping specific companies was a major reason why these coups occurred when they did (in addition to all the ideological and balance-of-power motivations).
Then start thinking about what music you don't feel voyeuristic about, and begin trying to unpack all the ideological production behind that every day numbness.
On the other hand he has also careened all over the ideological map, sounding like a centrist last autumn, moving to the right in the primary season and now veering back again.
Simply understanding that people all across the ideological spectrum sometimes have trouble incorporating scientific knowledge into their worldview could help reduce the finger-pointing, she says.
"It takes cafeteria Catholicism all along the ideological spectrum to a whole new level".
This strikes home for real-life viewers because Americans all across the ideological spectrum regularly warn against the erosion of the freedoms embodied in those documents.
Mr. Mandelbaum's thesis is that all the powerful ideological rivals to America and its democratic allies have been vanquished and that three big ideas now dominate global politics: The first is peace as a way of organizing international relations.
