Sentence examples for ideological footsteps from inspiring English sources
Following in Mr. Clinton's ideological footsteps, Mr. Gore said he was the only candidate who believed in limited government.
Advocates said it would show elected officials and voters that, in many cases, young people are not following in their parents' ideological footsteps.
Fund-raising appeals with targeted messages went out in swing states, like one in Ohio saying that Mr. Ryan "followed in the footsteps of his mentor," John Kasich, the state's governor, with "a radical, ideological budget".
As a result, his status as the martyr of Burmese independence is unchallenged — though the account of him in "The River of Lost Footsteps" contains a gentle thread of implied criticism, not so much of Aung San's actions as of the ideological currents running through them, and the places to which those currents were to carry his country.
As a result, his status as the martyr of Burmese independence is unchallenged though the account of him in "The River of Lost Footsteps" contains a gentle thread of implied criticism, not so much of Aung San's actions as of the ideological currents running through them, and the places to which those currents were to carry his country.
Following Nixon's footsteps.
Aunt Galya's footsteps stopped.
