Sentence examples for ideological appeal from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ferraro enlarged neither the ticket's geographic nor ideological appeal.

The ideological appeal of its Islamic theocracy in a changing Middle East is near zero.

There was a conscious rejection of Gothic forms in favour of the ideological appeal of Rome.

"She's got hometown appeal, she's got ideological appeal," Mr. Weber said.

WASHINGTON — It seems obvious: Killing terrorist leaders should weaken their organizations, depriving those groups of strategic direction and ideological appeal.

His later stint in Philadelphia was less triumphant, relying as it did on privatizing school management, an idea with ideological appeal but little supporting evidence.

Since the late 1980s, politicians of all stripes have increasingly sought support from specific castes, communities and religions, rather than using broad ideological appeals as they did in the past.

Since many anti-demolition protests focus on economic demands rather than ideological appeals, interventions by the central government bear little political risk.

These women tend to be non-partisan and relatively unimpressed with ideological appeals, especially appeals on social issues, including abortion.

Mr. Reagan is remembered as the classic example of the candidate with supra-ideological appeal, and that is why John McCain paid a visit this week to Macomb County, Mich., a Reagan blue-collar stronghold, to appeal openly for independent and Democratic support.

One of the reasons for the lack of interest may be that poverty, unlike many of the other issues frequently approached in the media, lacks the obvious partisan and ideological confrontational appeal that many popular media outlets choose to focus on.