Sentence examples for flexible ideology from inspiring English sources

Abetted by this flexible ideology of compromise, the sect made constant progress at the courts of the Wei and Western Jin dynasties until, by the end of the 3rd century, it counted among its adherents many of the most powerful families in North China.

McConnell has a more flexible ideology, but he's never had much of an appetite for preserving big government programs when he can kill them instead.  .

McConnell has a more flexible ideology, but he's never had much of an appetite for preserving big government programs when he can kill them instead.

A_H Arts builds on Seth Siegelaub's 1969 model of a dematerialized space, and envisions space not just in physical terms but as a flexible ideology.

This was compared not favourably to Mrs Clinton's more flexible approach to ideology and principle.Barack Obama's tribute was only partly convincing.

Flexible enough in ideology to lend their support to the Socialists in Andalusia, or the People's party in the region of Madrid, Rivera insists his party will not enter into any government in which he is not the leader.

As Schnur says, it may "give everybody an out". Asked if he and his members were willing to be more flexible with their ideology to help the new governor, Jon Coupal, president of the Jarvis Assn., said, "the short answer is yes". Coupal said he's uneasy about it all, but he also said there can be rich trade-offs to his group's support for some degree of borrowing.

"Our ideology is flexible," Rafsanjani said.

Evangelical ideology was certainly flexible.

For Deng Xiaoping and his successors, ideology was more flexible (though party control was absolute).

Mendizábal presented himself as a fanatical anti-Communist, but his ideology, apparently, was flexible when it came to business: according to the newspaper El Periódico, he had once been caught smuggling weapons to Communist guerrillas in El Salvador.