Sentence examples for ideological activist from inspiring English sources

He had to be portrayed "as an extreme ideological activist".

He sent the Senate one ideological, activist judicial nominee after another.

A partisan ideological activist?" Wallace responded, "Yeah".

Second on the agenda should be removing small clusters of settlements occupied by ideological activist settlers in places such as Nablus and Hebron that are troublesome and heavily tax Israel's security forces.

Who would show up for that, besides the dedicated and often very ideological activists in the two parties, and those scattered citizens who vote habitually, no matter what?

He tried to control its national leaders, but the union housed political parties and ideological activists, from Communists to pan-Arab socialists and Islamists.

Democrats say the split in their party between ideological activists and moderates is not nearly as pronounced as it is in the Republican Party, where some are blaming right-wing purists for the party's disappointing showing in the 2012 elections.

But for more than 30 years, migrating through groups pushing right-to-work laws, term limits and school choice, he has been a member of Washington's permanent class of ideological activists.

Most lawmakers in both the House and Senate behave as if losing power and the perks that come with it really does amount to dying, and so they're wary of making concessions on any major issue that might irritate their most ideological activists and donors.

In a 2005 blog post that may be as valuable as either of his books in identifying the inner president, then-Senator Obama castigated his own party's ideological activists for their attacks on Democratic senators who had voted to confirm John G. Roberts Jr. as chief justice.

The commission was reacting in part to a nominating process in which the weight of influence was with a relatively small cadre of ideological activists whose involvement with the party was essentially limited to the once-every-four-years push to nominate a like-minded presidential candidate.