Sentence examples for ideological closure from inspiring English sources

The British broadsheet newspapers all exhibited what the authors called "ideological closure" by marginalising the IRA and extolling the SAS.

It's long been the case, but the greatest battle against club closures in the UK is an ideological one.

The study examines the oral histories of black chartered accountants within the context of social closure theory and South Africa's changing political and ideological landscape.

First used in this context by Julian Sanchez of the libertarian Cato Institute, the phrase "epistemic closure" has been ricocheting among conservative publications and blogs as a high-toned abbreviation for ideological intolerance and misinformation.

Ideological Positioning.

No closure.

It is purely ideological".

This is ideological.

"We are not ideological.

"It's ideological.

But closure?