Sentence examples for ideological colour from inspiring English sources
If the stability, ambition and ideological colour of this government have all come as something of a surprise, one aspect of these last 100 days was both predictable and predicted.
HS You've revealed your ideological colours.
PERONISTS come in all shapes, sizes and ideological colours.
Thus, if Chomsky emphasises facts, Žižek's primary concern is the ideological framework colouring their interpretation.
However, the European Council is composed to represent the EU's states rather than political parties and decisions are generally made on these lines, though ideological alignment can colour their political agreements and their choice of appointments (such as their president).
But as far as most statute is concerned, it is open season – a blank canvas for ministers to daub the post-Brexit landscape in colours to match their ideological taste.
Those debates will take place between three representatives of a professional political class whose ideological differences do not span a single colour of the wider political spectrum.
This means that the ICP, when incorporated as a city project for managing diversity, "resists" ideological variations in political governments, and is colour-blind from an ideological point of view (as is the case for most intercultural cities participating in the Council of Europe's ICC).
These are no longer described in classical ideological terms, but, in the Roman manner, through the use of colours.
First, mono-colour political oceans have as much to do with electoral cycles as some kind of mass ideological awakening of voters across the land.
