Sentence examples for ideological flaw from inspiring English sources

We are told that the Senator's relationship with Whittaker Chambers was "the closest thing to a friendship either man could have" (so much for Bebe Rebozo), and that Nixon "had an early propensity for mouthwash," as if being anti-halitoxic were some newly recognized ideological flaw.

Ghaffar Hussain, managing director at counter extremism think-tank, the Quilliam Foundation: "It is imperative that we discredit the Isis narrative by pointing to its ideological flaws and theological inconsistencies, while fostering an inclusive British identity".

I get it, it's funny to expose the ideological flaws of Trumps arguments.

It is also pretty ineffective at educating voters about racism and the ideological flaws of Trump's platform.

With all its many flaws, both ideological and literary, it remains a masterpiece of reportage.

Because the food bank phenomenon has become a rolling commentary on the deep flaws and ideological vanities of the Coalition's policies of austerity and welfare reform.

But he found Jones's ideas about black music flawed by ideological heavy-handedness: "Much has been made of the fact that Blues People is one of the few books by a Negro to treat the subject.

Scheduled for release in January 2016, the IfZ sees its project as a scholarly work, picking apart and pointing out the flaws within the ideological basis of Nazism.

There are seismic flaws in America's ideological foundations, and the increased agency of black Americans has made it far harder to paper over these cracks.

"Could it be that being a welcoming community is a big positive for business?" If Laffer and his colleagues would take their ideological blinkers off, they might notice the flaws in their own methodology.

Tully concluded that Pence had a "fatal flaw" — he was "too political and ideological" to be a good governor.