"Ideology" is an adherence to certain fundamentals of democracy that he finds inconvenient.
They have an adherence to eccentricity that often borders on shtick.
Just an adherence to a phrase, a rhythm, all this without understanding a thing.
It's the same philosophy that drives most whimsy in the marketplace: an adherence to misplaced notions of "cute".
Westerners often mistook his elegant words and his well-cut suits for an adherence to democratic values.
THE "surge" of American forces in Iraq, coupled with an adherence to classic counterinsurgency principles, has gone a long way toward improving security there.
It's not purely an adherence to religion that makes Malala's heartland rather conservative, but a historic tribal culture rooted in certain values.
The strongest evidence of the ideological change in Choudhry's beliefs and her journey towards an adherence to violent jihad, starts to appear in late 2009.
The group's stronger moments reflected more of an adherence to groove and especially to the folkloric Afro-Cuban rhythms that Mr. McAll has made a point of studying.
Mr. Morales professes an adherence to classical modern technique; Ms. Brown fuses jazz, contemporary and hip-hop idioms.
His novels, on the other hand, veer between an adherence to the conventions of the traditional crime thriller - Raymond Chandler relocated to Fifties black Los Angeles - and an often brutal contemporary realism.
