Sentence examples for ideological a bit from inspiring English sources
A lot of this feels ideological, a bit doctrinaire.
President Obama shares some of those instincts toward ideological concessions, creating a bit of suspense regarding the nature of the second-term agenda he intends to unveil tonight.
I agree Dave; turning that into some kind if ideological polemic is indeed a bit over the top!
Mr Zuma sounds a bit less ideological and a bit keener to boost South Africa's trade and commerce.
But Mr. DeLay is one of the most partisan and most ideological of the House Republicans, a bit of an outsider, so allowances were made.
Mike Widener, the school's rare book librarian, said he had put some thought into which recent justices to highlight, settling on Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and John Paul Stevens. "I did try to provide a bit of ideological balance," Mr. Widener said.
The anecdote about the poet's mother was also excised, making way for a bit more ideological clean-up.
A Real Clear Politics poll indicates that Trump supporters in general are not "ideological" and that they are a "bit older, less educated and earn less than the average Republican".
Assigning a prominent (if not dominant) role to China and other fast-developing countries, it was a bit of an ideological mishmash.
The same unconfirmed rumors about Mr. Kirk's sexual orientation have been regurgitated quite a bit by the ideological swamp that is the blogosphere.
