Sentence examples for ideological because they from inspiring English sources

And such indexical connections are ideological because they are anchored in social and cultural normative perceptions of language and its appropriate use.

American judges are freer to be ideological because they are appointed by politicians partly sensitive to the political inclinations of those judges.

"They will viscerally hate her, because she's smart, because she's ideological, and because they are generally afraid of her world view," he went on.

Most Americans do not live in ideological bubbles, because they take little interest in politics at all.

"They get three meals a day, but no food or anything nutritious About 30 or 40% do administrative work or undergo ideological training because they are too weak to train".

"What you are seeing is a reassertion of ideological control because they feel that colleges and schools are the hotbeds for ideas that potentially could be problematic; ideas of constitutionalism, ideas of liberalism.

Fannie and Freddie make handy ideological targets because they're government initiatives (the fact that they help black, brown, and poor people may help subliminally, too).

Republicans in Congress would presumably block any Democratic attempt to pass another major stimulus, both for ideological reasons and because they have no political incentive to see the economy improve.

In the West Bank vast Jewish settlements -- really towns -- are home to Israelis who are there not for ideological reasons but because they got subsidized housing at commuting distance from jobs in Israel.

In other words, many Midwesterners, especially those in the lower Midwest, opposed the Southern candidates not out of an ideological difference, but because they feared the growth of the "Slave Power" South that would force them to allow blacks to live in their region, whether as slaves or freedmen.

Spaniards do not feel ungrateful to the Axis Powers, but they recognise that these Powers did not help General Franco for ideal – or even for "ideological" – reasons but because they wanted a strategic base from which they could strike at the vital interests of the British Commonwealth and the French Empire.