Sentence examples for ideological errors from inspiring English sources

This term automatically made it unnecessary that the ideological errors of a man be proven.

Two playwrights had once more written plays full of ideological errors.

"In one scene," she reports, "[Rand] describes in careful detail the characteristics of passengers doomed to perish in a violent railroad clash, making it clear their deaths are warranted by their ideological errors".

"I have not and would not use a litmus test to deny confirmation to pro-life nominees," Specter said, in the weary monotone of a Soviet prisoner forced to confess his ideological errors.

It already routinely releases the Shabab fighters — three-quarters of whom are teenagers — it captures as long as they admit their ideological errors and promise to no longer fight.

He tells the narrator that he had put on a play that turned out to have "no less than thirty-two iderrorscal errors!" The narrator's comment is withering: "It was as if he were delighted with the whole business and held it in secret admiration".

To give in to personal ambition, to realise a moral and ideological error too late, and to spend the rest of your life making inadequate sense of that failure is all too recognisable.

There will be plenty of time to argue about the film's (or films') political relevance or lack thereof, to call Soderbergh names for this or that historical omission, for this or that ideological error.

"To confuse the visual style of something with its actual ideological content is an error of judgement," Dusty Limits says.

Dick Cheney argues that the error was caused by some ideological choice.

Trouble was expected from tensions between the coalition partners, but every recent disaster has been home-grown Conservative – an unforced error, misjudgment, stupidity or corruption springing from ideological fixations.