Sentence examples for ideological continuum from inspiring English sources
The Pew Research Center asks voters to place themselves and the two parties on a left-right ideological continuum.
Boris Johnson, the current mayor, told LBC he believed there was "an ideological continuum between the views of Ken Livingstone about Israel and the position of Jeremy Corbyn and indeed the views of their candidate for London mayor, Sadiq Khan".
Just where Mr. Obama actually lives on the ideological continuum — that is, exactly what kind of Democrat he sees when he looks in the mirror to examine his busted lip — is the most vexing question of his presidency.
Mr. Salisbury said he saw the new savings plans as part of an ideological continuum that stretched back for decades, to when the tax-favored individual retirement account was created, and which will continue into the future.
Each of the three main Democratic candidates represents a specific and distinct place on the ideological continuum, from center to left, with Hillary Clinton towards the center, John Edwards towards the left, and Barack Obama occupying a still distinct place in between".
Perhaps, then, the recent uprisings on both ends of the ideological spectrum shouldn't be viewed as opposing trends, but rather as points on the same cultural continuum.
"The continuum has changed.
580 pp. New York: Continuum.
