Sentence examples for ideological frame from inspiring English sources

No one else has been talking about the big society at the conference and, as an ideological frame for policy, it seems to have collapsed.

Ramo shares Kissinger's distaste for viewing the world through an ideological frame, but this leaves a great gap in his analysis.

Our estranging distance from the austere ideological frame in which Wharton's moral dramas occur could be gauged, too, in the worthy motion picture of "Ethan Frome" released earlier this year.

The theme has essentially become Mr. Romney's final argument to voters before the nominating contests, marking a subtle but significant shift from the far more ideological frame that has often times been at the forefront of the campaign.

Blumenthal said that, much to his chagrin, Trump is "shifting the federal courts in seismic and lasting ways and shifting the ideological frame of the judicial branch". McGahn has prioritized candidates in their 30s and 40s, calculating that they could hold their seats on the bench for decades.

The ideological frame that allows for social stability is in the "Declaration of Independence", in which Jefferson lists two self-evident truths: the equality of all men and their endowment of unalienable rights.

In such an environment, radicalization, recruitment and ideological frames supportive of armed militancy are more likely to grow, survive and expand.

If I censored every comment on Dot Earth that had an ideological framing, or was in some way anti-scientific — think GMO debates, nuclear power, etc. — there wouldn't be a lot left.

They will do so with a narrow, ideological framing that will threaten to hurt us in the coming decades, by which time these networks will mediate many of the resources we need.

Though distinguishing the Republican proposals from the Democrats is generally easier than making comparisons between the candidates within each party, some aspects of the four plans do not fit neatly into ideological frames.

This is actually a bigger story than we think, because it complicates our simple ideological frames.