Sentence examples for fine ideology from inspiring English sources

Fine ideology, without the compromises necessary to win power, never rescued the poor from food banks, built new houses or cleared the air of Tory selfishness.

But he'd already begun the process of sacking or moving on four of the country's finest public servants – with ideology the only apparent motive.

Officer A – with a long ponytail, angry persona and willingness to be educated in the finer points of Trotskyist ideology – was never suspected by those he befriended of being a member of the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS), a secret unit within Special Branch, whose job is to prevent violent public disorder on the streets of the capital.

More important, Hitchens's wariness of religion is not just an iconoclastic taunt (his denunciation of Mother Teresa falls more into that category), but a component part of an ideology with a fine pedigree.

In economics the line between scholarship and ideology is not just fine, but carefully screened from prying eyes.

The Latin phrase imperium sine fine ("empire without end" ) expressed the ideology that neither time nor space limited the Empire.

Over the years, it has spread throughout the world and extended its influence into fine arts, literature and even political ideology.

Perhaps of all of his writings, the seminal essay 'The Power of the Powerless' is his finest, an exemplary articulation of modern ideology's inner workings.

And his book-length introduction to his 1959 compendium "The Zionist Idea" remains, arguably, the finest exploration of the movement's ideology in any language.

To outsiders, these arguments between al-Qaida and Isis may appear to be a mere fratricidal conflict over the finer points of the same hideous ideology.

In their finer moments, secular liberals do express a coherent ideology, one that recognizes the balance between liberty, equality and community.