Sentence examples for harsh ideological from inspiring English sources
If any consensus emerged from this election cycle, it is that both Democrats and Republicans are disheartened by harsh ideological squabbling on both sides of the aisle in Congress.
"What doesn't work is drawing a harsh ideological line in the sand," said Ms. Collins, of Maine, who early in the year was a top Democratic target for defeat but ended up winning 61percentt of the vote while Senator Barack Obama received 58percentt in the presidential race in her state.
She said: "People in Scotland have always known to expect harsh, ideological cuts from the Tories - and today's cuts manifesto is likely to be more of the same.
He was even able to bridge the harsh ideological divide separating French Catholic and Huguenots settlers under his command.
The writer describes Jeb Bush's journey back from his 1994 Florida gubernatorial defeat; Jeb lost because he came across as callow, harsh, and ideological.
The inaugural ceremonies were an unusually ideological and harsh indictment of the Bloomberg years and Bloomberg's New York.
Former BBC Trust chair Patten also claimed the BBC had taken a quick decision to accept the deal offered by the Treasury rather than face a harsher offer from John Whittingdale's "ideological" Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
I could have introduced him to Sue Marsh, the disabled activist and blogger who is speaking on a panel addressing the harsh realities of the coalition's ideological austerity.
Although Mr. Reagan could be harsh in his criticism of institutions and ideological movements, he rarely focused on running down his opponents, especially fellow Republicans.
Some leading conservative figures have long criticized him for a lack of ideological consistency -- as well as his harsh attacks on fellow Republican candidates and figures such as Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).
Now some may think these proposals a little harsh – or they may even suspect some subversive, anti-capitalist ideological motivation.
