Sentence examples for ideological counterpart from inspiring English sources

It seemed that the UK Labour party, our ideological counterpart, had now turned its back on us.

Mr. Greer is an ideological counterpart to William Bennett, the former secretary of education who wrote "The Book of Virtues," a set of moral tales from a conservative perspective.

In its future coverage, The Times should examine how these issues are changing America, giving rise to movements like Occupy Wall Street and its ideological counterpart, the Tea Party.

Amber, the sympathetic racist in Green Room, gets a more prominent role than her ideological counterpart in Imperium.

Each represents an important ideological counterpart challenging paternalism and disease-oriented models of care as they relate to the person, their experiences and broader health status.

Later, breaking into separate groups, ideological counterparts worked together.

Your newspaper praises the Democrats ideological counterparts in Sarkozy and Merkel yet finds increasingly creative ways to demonize them in America.

The political temperature of the Blue Dogs — and their ideological counterparts in the Senate — after the five-week recess is crucial.

In his appearances across Iowa in recent months, Mr. Santorum has said that he was willing to work with his ideological counterparts, citing Senator Barbara Boxer, Democrat of California, as an ally on several issues.

On Wednesday they sent out a statement thanking their ideological counterparts for showing America "just how out-of-touch Republicans are with young people".

It is noteworthy that outcry toward antiracists uniquely harms black people aiming to upend the practice of racism in ways their white ideological counterparts rarely experience.