Sentence examples for conventional ideological from inspiring English sources

The concerns about privacy and government power raised by the N.S.A. disclosures do not break down along conventional ideological lines, with libertarian-leaning Republicans and Democrats alike questioning the surveillance.

They have been thwarted by conventional inaccuracies, vested interests, ideological determinations that bear no relation to reality, and aggressive opposition.

Yes, if he overrules aides who are trapped by conventional wisdom and suffering from ideological timidity.

It's also worth noting that even these two ideological mavericks had conventional credentials, including prior experience as presidential candidates.

This arrangement is supposedly meant to expose the ideological underpinnings of conventional football, which is confrontational, aggressive and deterministic: There is generally a clear winner and loser, and players must operate in accordance with rigid rules and well-defined strategies.

But it does not have the conventional forces, nor the economic and ideological resources to compete with America globally as it did in the cold war.

A year earlier, John Berger and Mike Dibb's collaboration on Ways of Seeing was not just original programme-making; it opened up new ways of thinking about the representation of women in art and the ideological nature of much conventional art history.

Satoshi Nakamoto posted an essay at the P2P Foundation, in 2009, that laid out Bitcoin's ideological underpinnings: The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that's required to make it work.

Miles is guaranteed to turn conventional practices upside down, but not out of ideological fervor.

But only if he overrules those of his aides who are trapped by conventional wisdom, huddled in a defensive crouch and overcome by ideological timidity.

No conventional outside organization has the peer-to-peer networks or the ideological buy-in to compete with the extremists.