Sentence examples for devoid of ideology from inspiring English sources

Spencer's own history has been devoid of ideology.

A dictator devoid of ideology should be the most terrifying creature imaginable.

She is largely devoid of ideology, able to tack left or right as convenient.

One senior Tory said: "Michael's great strength is that he is completely devoid of ideology.

That army set off a decade-long conflagration, mostly devoid of ideology or even tribal logic, in which Sierra Leonean government troops as well as rebel soldiers raped and incinerated civilians on a massive scale.

But that is the price of the Blair interregnum, which was a power project devoid of ideology – other than largely maintaining the policies and ideas inherited from the Conservatives.

At the moment two New York galleries reveal this very act, in solo shows of renegade painters known for being satisfyingly obstreperous visually, badly behaved in terms of subject matter and completely devoid of do-gooder ideology.

Their ideology is devoid of any coherent Islamic rationale.

One devoid of grand narratives and affirmative ideologies.

Ideology cannot be devoid of emancipatory aspects altogether; if law trumpets justice, equality and freedom, then it must succeed in realizing these ideals, however imperfectly, in order for law to function as ideology.

"It's a matter of ideology".