Sentence examples for idea of ideological from inspiring English sources

Mr. Helms was known for taking on anyone, even leaders of his own party, who strayed from his idea of ideological purity.

Ronald Reagan, a friend who could thank Mr. Helms for crucial campaign help, once described him as a "thorn in my side". Mr. Helms was known for taking on anyone, even leaders of his own party, who strayed from his idea of ideological purity.

Indeed, the Marxist Louis Althusser's idea of ideological state apparatuses has a positivist flavour in its insistence that political reality can be exhaustively described by reference to structures rather than norm-bearing agents.

He has a data first approach towards understanding and rejects the idea of staying within ideological lines.

He had not been very religious, and it was only recently that the idea of a larger ideological battle started to resonate with him.

It's a transition arrangement, a techie thing, that becomes some sort of ideological idea.

"The idea of a non-ideological, practical government voted in by the people is positive, but we'll see.

Mr. Kramer was no stranger to the front, even if his tactic was to rail against the very idea of art as an ideological battleground.

He founded the conservative literary journal The New Criterion in 1982, and he was no stranger to politicized culture wars, even if his most common tactic was to rail against the very idea of art as an ideological battleground.

Thank you for the near-total absence of ideological controversy: No idea was verboten in New York; yet no idea went unchallenged either.

But one idea has emerged through the thickets of ideological conflict and, as one teacher put it to me, "it is an idea with wings".