Sentence examples for ideological convergence from inspiring English sources

But their ideological convergence could help explain why most of the Christian Right supports Mitt Romney.

But it also seems deeper when there is a degree of ideological convergence between prime minister and president.

Ideological convergence has long taken root in our politics; first came New Labour absorbing aspects of Thatcherism and now there's Cameron's copy of NuLab.

But whatever Cameron's current standing, the combination of ideological convergence and public scepticism about all politicians makes for a highly volatile electorate.

A senior Lib Dem figure said the deal could never have happened without the years of quiet, behind-the-scenes courtship and ideological convergence.

Why? Their rivals, from the BNP and Ukip to Greens and left-leaning nationalists and socialists, say that ideological convergence on middle Britain's centre ground and a waning trust in leadership are crucial.

"In the institutionalized electoral democracies in Latin America over the last decade there has been a lessening of the ideological polarization between left and right and a convergence on macroeconomic stability and a framework of social justice," said Cynthia J. Arnson, the director of the Latin American program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.

Wright and Morse work independently of each other and in very different ideological settings, but their work shows a remarkable convergence on key points.

The fusion of ideological orthodoxies with the analytical tools of Roland Barthes's "Mythologies"—the convergence of self-justifying moralism with the habits of academic literary study —is the intellectual springboard for the mode of appreciation of so-called quality television, which is essentially sociological, not aesthetic.

The fusion of ideological orthodoxies with the analytical tools of Roland Barthes's "Mythologies" — the convergence of self-justifying moralism with the habits of academic literary study — is the intellectual springboard for the mode of appreciation of so-called quality television, which is essentially sociological, not aesthetic.

It shows that there is convergence between the main political parties in terms of diagnosing the problems, but important ideological differences remain in the prescribed solutions.