Sentence examples for ideological backbone from inspiring English sources
Struth is reserved about the Bechers' photographs, though he respects what he sees as the ideological backbone of their enterprise.
Tory sources say that Gove sacked Morgan because he wanted to put "ideological backbone" into the chief inspector of schools, Sir Michael Wilshaw.
Ramezani believes that this could be the base of a new social consensus that redefines the Islamic system without breaking its ideological backbone.
It robs his administration of arguably its most solid ideological backbone, and the person most Japanese think could be a future prime minister.
A left which – or so runs the line – is too complacent, too cosmopolitan, too secular and too lacking in an ideological backbone to stand up for Israel's interests.
The neoconservatives who supply its ideological backbone are disarmingly frank that the explicit objective of US strategy should be not only to see off any hostile enemy, but also to prevent the emergence of a peaceful competitor.
What distinguishes the presidential debates from ours is that they have to crystallize constantly throughout the round, because they have shorter periods of time to speak, so each of their sound bites shouldn't just be an issue but should be related back to some ideological or philosophical backbone.
We want to uncover the structural components that form the backbone of its ideological makeup and point out the evolution in diction, word choice and topics.
Perhaps most important, the outcome may determine the support the government enjoys among the ideological zealots who form the backbone of the security forces.
"The committee's backbone is made up of seven or eight parties which are extremely non-ideological.
