Sentence examples for being ideological about from inspiring English sources

Since becoming prime minister he has emphasised the important thing is to reduce emissions, rather than being "ideological" about the mechanism used to do so.

"There is a real danger in believing your own hype and being ideological about how to win.

In a swipe at the hawkish attitude of the Bush administration, Mr Brown said he had not been ideological about removing Saddam.

She explains: "In the Conservative party there are more people who are ideological about the BBC and would want to pare it back", but "I think the government and [new culture secretary] John Whittingdale are actually quite pragmatic and recognise among the people who vote for them that the BBC has great popularity.

"In the Conservative party there are more people who are ideological about the BBC and would want to pare it back," said Coyle.

If the main objection to health reform is ideological -- concern about the federal government undermining private health insurance -- the one-step-back approach might blunt opposition.

I want to know if it was ideological or if it was about the money, or just the thrill of betrayal?

He would prefer to be questioned only by those who are ideological sympathizers". Trump skirted questions about the European Union as best as he could.

On one hand, some of the ballets they performed in the West were ideological, like Spartacus, which is about a slave revolt, the head of the slaves defeating the brutal emperor.

Neighbors are talking, we're making new friends with people who used to be ideological foes, we're talking about what we want the Costa Mesa of tomorrow to look like, and what we will be willing to pay for the services we have come to expect and truly enjoy as Costa Mesans.

First, probable prognoses about the future are ideological claims rather than scientific statements.