Sentence examples for ideological contrast from inspiring English sources

The clearest ideological contrast came on a question about bilingual education.

The ideological contrast could not be neater or cruder as both loyally follow the paths laid down by their parents.

The two candidates present a stark ideological contrast for Illinois voters, who are known for picking governors near the political middle.

He disputed the suggestion that his party had not laid out a strong ideological contrast to the Republicans in this past election.

He is retooling his campaign with a newly emphatic anti-Washington message and steering the race into a sharper ideological contrast with Mitt Romney.

Strategists even saw a possible win-win: Republicans who supported Democratic amendments risked alienating a core constituency conservative voters who tend to reject climate science while those who voted against the measures handed Democrats a clear way to highlight an ideological contrast during a campaign.

While he has drawn sharp ideological contrasts that have rallied conservatives after their Congressional defeats in 2006 and 2008, Mr. McConnell is a long way from capturing control of the Senate in November.

The resulting failure of planning led most on the established left to drop the idea; however nothing has thus far taken its place, leaving a howling ideological void in contrast to the relative certainty of the past.

In contrast, ideological arguments that were socializing in nature either directly challenged the claim of individual rights by asserting the rights of nonsmokers or called upon government to respond to majority will and to protect the health of the public.

The automobile lobby, by contrast, defies ideological labels.

In contrast, the ideological core of the settler movement is digging roots ever deeper into the rocky hills.