Sentence examples for ideological deviation from inspiring English sources
As party chief in Tibet he imposed martial law in 1989 and organised the brutal suppression of anti-Chinese unrest.His speeches give warning of the dangers of ideological deviation and the threat posed by western ideology.
Conservatives are so vigilant against creeping moderation that they have denounced Newt Gingrich and Trent Lott for ideological deviation.
Make no mistake: This is a story about Washington, a place that prizes political consistency and punishes ideological deviation.
The Republican Party, which had already gone way out on a limb in its lack of tolerance for the slightest ideological deviation, may have dropped off it.
(Guillen was expelled from the ICAIC and spent time in prison for "ideological deviation". He eventually went into exile in Miami, where he died a broken man in 1990).
Stalin expelled him from the American Communist party for various ideological deviations.
Unlike the unloved Romney, Christie has a huge cheering section among movement conservatives, who love his combative style enough to forgive his ideological deviations.
And after the implosion of so many alternatives, his Churchillian posturing might be all the reason they need to embrace him as the anti-Romney, even if doing so requires overlooking his various ideological deviations.
With all that being said, though, the persistent claim that conservative voters would inevitably turn on Christie once they learned about his various ideological deviations (on guns, global warming, affirmative action, etc).
While Kennedy was perhaps best known to the public for his ideological deviations, he remained a strong vote to increase corporate power, hinder labor unions, deregulate campaign finance and remake the United States into a more conservative nation.
His fifth symphony (November 1937) was well received, but over the following years, the composer continued to be censured - his ninth was said to "contain ideological impurities and deviations" (see left).
