Sentence examples for confused ideological from inspiring English sources
But it seems as if all the countries are operating in the same confused ideological space regardless of their economic status.
In those years, EBTG's interview technique was spiky and ideological, which confused even those on their side.
"I don't think anyone is gonna be confused as to the ideological belief of most of the people who appear on Fox," Koppel interjected.
The problems before humankind, as Havel saw it, were far deeper than the opposition between socialism and capitalism, which were both "thoroughly ideological and often semantically confused categories [that] have long since been beside the point".
West of Suez (1971) revealed a measure of sympathy for a type of British colonizer whose day has waned and antipathy for his ideological opponents, who are made to appear confused and neurotic.
By doing this, Mrs Merkel bears much of the blame for the current frigidity, says Jürgen Trittin, of Germany's Green Party: she "confused a strategic friendship between our two countries with an ideological bond to the former president".On a scale of one to ten, the friendship now rates lower than two, says Ronja Kempin at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.
On whether there's a side to his son that enjoys baiting ideological opponents, Ian says: "Don't in any way, shape or form be confused about George or where he's coming from: he's a true blue conservative".
Put Woodward together with Hersh and an abyss opens up, dividing the decision elite's view of the road to war -- ideological, pristine, hard-edged and clear -- and the foot soldiers' view -- messy, incompetent, confused and sometimes downright immoral.
Lacking more information on al-Marri's guilt/innocence, my ideological divisions cancel each other out, and I am left -- to be honest -- confused.
