Sentence examples for ideological compromise from inspiring English sources

The romantic despair of "Pierrot le Fou" is gone, replaced by a sense of realpolitik and ideological compromise.

Those criticisms have burnished the Perry image as less prone to ideological compromise or a fuzzy "compassionate" brand of conservatism, an appealing trait to those Republican primary voters seeking purity in their nominee.

Not only did he seem physically defeated, but the president also spoke of a need for new ideological compromise with the triumphant Republican leadership, joking of working it out over bourbon with the Kentucky senator Mitch McConnell and letting the House speaker, John Boehner, beat him at golf.

The left isn't famous for ideological compromise, and if Obama followed that example, he would be awash in failure.

Could it really be that Friedman has failed to notice that many Democratic issue positions in precisely those areas in which Friedman calls for a Grand Bargain -- such as Obamacare and Cap and Trade -- already reflect profound ideological compromise with "free-market" conservative solutions to pressing problems?

Neither party has suggested that the issue deserves the kind of urgent response that might require ideological compromises.

And they wonder glumly what other ideological compromises the Hamas government may make in pursuit of power.

But it's also a way of deferring adulthood, with its unavoidable ideological compromises and moral imperfections.

And why do these thinkers' personal lives and ideological compromises seem unusually relevant to their work, beyond the usual scandal-sheet Schadenfreude?

He has plenty of ideological compromises in his past, but nothing like Gingrich's long list of tergiversations; his debating style can be sour and off-putting, but compared to Perry he's Cicero.

His subtle title refers not only to the fervor of the late nineteen-sixties but, more searchingly, to the ideological compromises that quondam radicals have made in the past few years.