Sentence examples for highly ideological from inspiring English sources

That conservatism is an ideology, Kieron O'Hara leaves little doubt, despite the (highly ideological) disavowals of some conservatives.

Even the most seemingly innocuous subjects were highly ideological.

Australia has never been a highly ideological country.

Linda Chavez, the labor secretary-designate, is a highly ideological choice.

The chatter — among political activists, commentators, lobbyists, movie stars, and so on — has become highly ideological.

The Uniform Bulk Program is a highly ideological document in this sense.

Now the right is highly ideological, and the left is searching".

Daniels and Ryan are similar figures in certain respects, but Daniels shares with Christie all of the advantages I've just listed: Recent executive experience, gravitas, and the ability to talk seriously about entitlements without having to defend a highly-ideological version of Medicare reform.

It is a violent, drug-fuelled rabble with a narrow and highly unappealing ideological base.

Commentators and journalists (and, of course, Barack Obama) have long bemoaned the division of America into highly polarized ideological camps, said to be reinforced by online filtering.

Although his 1835 "Minute on Indian Education" offered a "highly persuasive ideological basis" for the British imperial mission, it was really nothing more than the justification of a policy which Lord William Bentinck, India's governor-general, already supported.