Sentence examples for ideological defects from inspiring English sources

With the Vietnam War moving into high gear, and resistance at home on the boil, the perceived ideological defects of his art seemed particularly glaring.

In addition to Republicans who might defect for ideological reasons, some others might do so for electoral ones.

This forces the major parties to keep their base happy, as the base can then credibly defect to an ideological near-neighbor if they feel their own party has not served them well, without hurting their own ideological interests.

As a rule, those who defect are of no more than average intelligence, and their defection is less ideological than personal.

Some have defected to militant Islamist groups, driven to do so by ideological commitment or the lure of regular salaries from extremists awash with cash from sundry enterprises, including cross-border smuggling, extortion and kidnapping rackets, and gifts from deep-pocketed donors in the Persian Gulf and elsewhere.

Though he never defected from the United States, and lived for various periods in Argentina, Rome, Madrid and East Germany, the Soviet Union became Reed's ideological home.

Kilgore later adds: "[G]oing forward, the Obama campaign definitely needs to come to grips with the potential threat of an odd combination of progressive women, older voters of various ideological hues, and self-identified Democratic moderates and conservatives, who are at least open to the idea of defecting or taking a dive in November".

Ideological Positioning.

It is purely ideological".

This is ideological.

"We are not ideological.