Sentence examples for ideological critics from inspiring English sources

Yet even Olin's ideological critics envy the foundation's record.

But both nurse bitterness at ideological critics and the news media, and both crave respect.

Less ideological critics say Mr. Uribe's legislation could set a dangerous precedent for a country with a weak justice system long exploited by drug traffickers and corrupt politicians.

The big pharmaceuticals, or pharmas, are sometimes in monopolistic or near monopolistic positions about drugs and many other cases, though fewer than the ideological critics of capitalism would make you believe, and fewer partly because of creative destruction.

Its assembly of experts is far too smart and savvy, too heavily armed with facts, figures and the legacy of the Enlightenment to be dismissed as random kooks, well, except by their political and ideological critics.

Convince the Iron Lady, their arch ideological critic, the Kremlin's reasoning went, and they could convince anyone, Americans included.

The letter emerged in news reports in February that said it had been written by an Albany priest and ideological critic of the bishop, the Rev. John Minkler.

The disagreements underscore the movement's lack of ideological coherence: Some critics have been suspicious because of the support given to Mr. Hazare by right-wing Hindu groups.

Some critics suggested ideological polarization was inherently undesirable.

Most universities are not the ideological safe spaces their critics imagine.

LONDON — With broadcasters, columnists and editorialists absorbed in chronicling Margaret Thatcher's life, times and demise, Britons on Tuesday mulled the ideological divide that her critics and even some of her admirers depicted as deepening during her years as prime minister.