Sentence examples for fuzzy ideological from inspiring English sources
George Romney of Michigan and Senator Prescott Bush of Connecticut), and have the bearing of patricians, fuzzy ideological profiles and reputations for personal rectitude.
Those criticisms have burnished the Perry image as less prone to ideological compromise or a fuzzy "compassionate" brand of conservatism, an appealing trait to those Republican primary voters seeking purity in their nominee.
This struggle between secularism and Hindutva (Hindu-ness) is India's main ideological conflict.But the battle lines are fuzzy.
But, on reflection, this inclusive way might avoid the historical ideological deadlock and placate the general fuzzy sense that messing with nature just doesn't feel right.
Science-minded anthropologists are no less certain that their colleagues' defense of Tierney is indicative of the cultural anthropologists' chronic fuzzy-mindedness, as well as their unscrupulousness in waging ideological war.
AS WITH many other things that happened in the 1960s, the origin of the conflict between the governing wing and the ideological wing of the Republican Party is a bit fuzzy.
In the coming days, as we learn more about what happened in that café in Sydney's CBD and as the fear-mongers and hate-peddlers seek to segregate our community along ideological lines, we will want the warm and fuzzy and that is okay.
But in considering the case of Angola and the MPLA's record of brutality, it seems to me that privileging ideological theory over people's lived experiences, which are almost always contradictory, complicated and fuzzy, is far more dangerous.
By my non-defined, definition; the word queer is a warm and fuzzy blanket enveloping those that live outside the social majority, be it by their personal preferences, values, social mores or ideological belief systems.
