Sentence examples for bad ideological from inspiring English sources

Economic anxiety could produce good and bad ideological effusions.

The first three examples are studies in electoral wising up — in the educability of democratic publics subjected to bad ideological experiments.

In other words, the prime minister has fallen in with a bad ideological crowd and lacks the insight or the guts to get out of it.

Stories abound about their 25 years of good times (four beautiful children, successful political campaigns and glamorous lives) but also about the bad times (ideological differences, allegations of sexual misconduct and family losses).

Malcolm Turnbull's clean energy investment announcement is part good news, part bad news, part ideological shift and part shell game.

Dortmund, just like in 2012 (when they beat Bayern 5-2), have little to lose while a defeat for the champions would see the bad vibes and ideological debates about Guardiola's style linger well into the summer.

Bad history is transparently ideological: it uses a crude narrative to make an obvious point.

Even in the bad old days of ideological censorship, a very Catholic college had dutifully continued to collect books deemed heretical, and was even willing to let a student read them if he was stout enough to ask for permission.

There is apprehension that the colossal incompetence and bad judgment — accompanied by ideological hubris, diplomatic arrogance, and an eagerness to ignore or suppress inconvenient evidence — that have tied up our military might in the knots of Iraq will, having been rewarded at the polls, continue.

Besides reminding the Tory party to sound nice (never a bad idea), the concept had ideological roots.

But cutting off any avenue of research for ideological reasons is bad public policy and dangerous precedent.