"ideological evolution" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of change or development in a group's or individual's beliefs, values, or principles. Example: "The political landscape of the country underwent an ideological evolution, with more and more people embracing progressive ideas and policies."
They had begun their ideological evolution much, much earlier.
Asked about his ideological evolution, he explained simply, "I wanted to win".
Well, it helps to make sense of Cain's otherwise inexplicable — and very conveniently timed — ideological evolution.
He argues in it that the ideological evolution of humankind is over, with western liberal democracy as the victor.
Equally preposterous in its way was Francis Fukuyama's claim that the conclusion of the cold war marked the end of ideological evolution, "the end of history".
"I don't think she'd be a Tea Partier," said her mother, Rhoda Berenson, a physicist at New York University, when asked about her daughter's ideological evolution.
We invited alumni from programs in countries as diverse as India, Chile, Malaysia, Spain and the United States (among others) to be featured "guests" in the chat and respond to a series of questions about their career pathways and ideological evolutions.
This dissertation examines the emergence of a distinct form of architectural culture in Spain during the Franquista regime (1939-1975), andrawsws connections between the modernization of architecture and the ideological and institutional evolution of the dictatorship.
Unfortunately, our study did not include variables such as creationist thinking that might have allowed us to consider more specifically how religious denominations vary in their ideological stance toward evolution.
Apart from this curricular consideration, the relationship between culture and evolution has ideological implications.
There is ample evidence that facts are not enough to sway those who reject evolution for ideological reasons: facts are necessary, to be sure, but they are not sufficient.a Wade then wonders, "Isn't there some more effective way of persuading fundamentalists to desist from opposing the teaching of evolution?" (Wade 2014).
