Sentence examples for fresh ideological from inspiring English sources

When the action shifts to Leningrad in the film's second half, the directors confront a fresh ideological problem: there's no way these American heroes can be shown single-handedly rescuing the young Soviet state.

Sure, Bernier's thinking on multiculturalism is roughly on par with what you'd hear in a highschool civics class from someone who hasn't done the reading, but in principle this dissent from Trudeauvian orthodoxy is a breath of fresh ideological air.

Yet any sense of a fresh, new ideological paradigm sprouting in the big tent was limited.

Derrida and the other poststructuralists were virtuosos of doubt, tunnelling underneath all forms of ideological certitude, and, to the torment of the Sunday essayists, refusing to offer a fresh ideology to supplant the old.

As a recent arts graduate, full of debt and still fresh with ideological philosophies and an unhealthy obsession with hummus, I found myself back at home and looking for work.

Their marriage-on-the-run has endured and their ideological fervor seems as fresh as ever.

— Mexico, with a fresh start, can renew its passionate and necessary ideological arguments with the possibility of translating those discussions into honestly administered policies and reforms.

To that end, Mr Morsi should select a fresh team of ministers from a much wider ideological spectrum, including technocrats and secular-minded people as well as his own Islamist brethren.

Lafont's fresh look and performance style crystallised the movement's ideological and cinematic ambitions.

Blair calculated that a politician offering Britain only "some small comfort" might seem particularly fresh--and trustworthy--after eighteen years of intense ideological warfare and extravagant claims by both parties.

In this atmosphere, deviations from a narrow party line are punished more severely than blatant stupidity, and fresh ideas are dismissed or ignored because they don't fit a neat ideological narrative.