Sentence examples for ideological from inspiring English sources

One newspaper argued that the occupation reflects "the great ideological struggle of our time".

This goes even further and signals an ideological break with the time of Tony Blair, who was the first architect of academies.

A report in 2012 by The Global Mail highlighted the deeply embedded climate skepticism, and the ideological commitment to coal mining and export.

People I know are disillusioned with the system and want PR and don't believe in mainstream politics and I realise that although there is always room for improvement and modernisation, politics is always going to involve compromise and I feel those of my age who hold unrealistic ideological notions are wasting the opportunity many people across the world are denied.

"It's not ideological and it's not the gung-ho image one has from the film Blood Diamond.

Now, only the parliamentary party can stand out against a policy which the prime minister put into its ideological context by explaining, "If we don't do it, the Tories will".

Nick Dearden, director of the World Development Movement, accused the government of exporting a "highly financialised, highly unequal, highly ideological form of 'development' which helps big business, not ordinary people".

"There's an ideological opposition from ENGOs [environmental non-government organisations] to harvesting specialty timber," he said.

The press will write about Brown biting his nails and twitching with impatience unless it has war stories to tell about the ideological battle.

When the global financial crisis was raging, ideological differences did not matter.

Every day we publish a range of voices on our opinion pages, voices from all over the world and across the entire political and ideological spectrum.