Sentence examples for ideological attraction from inspiring English sources
Yet, drained of all of its ideological attraction and much of its menace, Russia just didn't seem to me very important, or at least very interesting.
"As they say in the House of Representatives, at the end of the day, Gore is thicker than Nader," he said, presumably meaning that his blood-tie to Mr. Gore counted more than his ideological attraction to Ralph Nader.
But there was no denying his ideological attraction to the communist system that emerged in Russia and eastern Europe after 1945 and which was soon challenging US and British power across a developing world struggling to shrug off imperial and colonial shackles.
Now he returns to analyse the post-9/11 and post-Iraq war world under this rubric, arguing that the US is doomed to defeat if it continues to think that hard power is the answer to al-Qaida's ideological attraction to many - in other words, Bin Laden's soft power is winning.
It's possible — and probably likely — that Hollywood's Jesuit attraction is as much ideological as theological.
Support for the British government was weakest there and the United Irishmen optimistically claimed to be able to raise an irregular army of as many as 250,000 waiting to join the French once they had landed, with the additional attraction that a successful establishment of an Irish Republic would prove an ideological coup for the French Republic.
It is purely ideological".
