Sentence examples for ideological baggage from inspiring English sources
Mr Reagan brings with him some heavy ideological baggage.
"I'm just telling you I don't have that ideological baggage".
There was no compass, no weight of ideological baggage.
But Mr Hu and Mr Wen seem unenthused by their party's ideological baggage.
"The question is meeting in the middle and throwing away the ideological baggage".
But the Nationalist Party was not as weighed down by ideological baggage as the Communist Party.
Yes, the committee's members have ideological and regional baggage.
Energy and environmental issues have always carried heavy economic, ideological and regional baggage.
Berlusconi ran again in 1996 but lost to Romano Prodi, who, like Berlusconi in 1994, campaigned as an outsider but carried far less ideological and personal baggage.
It is Ngoasheng's contention that black entrepreneurs are seriously, perhaps fatally, constrained by ideological and cultural baggage that frowns upon individual enrichment at the expense of the group.
The German word Heimat is very difficult to render in English, not least because the English word 'home' is equally difficult to pin down because of its multiple-scale meanings, but also because Heimat is heavily laden with political baggage and ideological myths about the ethnically pure German 'homeland' (Huber & O'Reilly, 2004: 330).
