Sentence examples for for some ideological from inspiring English sources

"To willfully ignore evidence that you have for some ideological reason is wrong.

Moderates and independents who had hoped for some ideological accommodation have long since resigned themselves to an era of post-postpartisanship.

The craftsman can hope for some final ideological victory, but he can't realistically expect one.

The political upside is unclear, but for some the ideological bonus is that such uncertainty creates infertile ground for peace efforts.

It is an act of supreme arrogance for Mr. Nader to consign the country to bad policies for some imagined ideological payoff down the road.

Deep down, I think, we both knew that the notion of "claiming" the territory and harnessing it for some grand ideological cause was preposterous.

This made for some odd ideological pairings, like when Rich Bond, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee, and Frank Luntz, a Republican pollster, were paired with Keith Boykin, a 38-year-old gay black man who worked in the Clinton White House.

The image he projected was one of inclusive leadership rather than narrow partisanship, and while the country is clearly in for some bruising ideological battles come the next Congress, the president's manner -- at turns affable and somber, and wholly disarming -- seemed well suited to the needs of the moment.

It's bad news for some odd ideological bedfellows: the Religious Right and the so-called New Atheists.

By no means have I offered an all-encompassing rebuttal to the "capitalism vs. socialism and social democracy" false dichotomy, but simply acknowledging this is exponentially more honest than pretending to be an authority on an issue for the sake of perpetuating some ideological tenet.

"For some, it was ideological.