Sentence examples for ideological hues from inspiring English sources

For instance, Labour supporters of varying ideological hues feel strongly about the sale, in 1989, of the water industry.

The erudite but self-contained 'young fogey' Charles Moore, and his predecessor Max Hastings were both 'true blue' Tories, albeit of differing ideological hues.

The bad news in the IFS analysis was all about the fiscal tightening to come – and, unfortunately for Mr Osborne, it applies to politicians of all ideological hues.

SENIOR politicians of all ideological hues expressed delight at the prospect of female bishops in the Church of England after a long-awaited vote was won in the church's ruling Synod on July 14th.

Libya's despot, Muammar Qaddafi, can take the credit.Whether they were motivated by real outrage over Colonel Qaddafi's deeds or just feared being on the wrong side of history, countries of all ideological hues have shown remarkable unity in condemning and isolating the Libyan regime.

Kilgore later adds: "[G]oing forward, the Obama campaign definitely needs to come to grips with the potential threat of an odd combination of progressive women, older voters of various ideological hues, and self-identified Democratic moderates and conservatives, who are at least open to the idea of defecting or taking a dive in November".

Turning a classroom into a mandatory catechism lesson for a contested ideology is a serious violation of parental rights, and citizens of every ideological hue should stand up and oppose it.

Friends say he revels in meeting people and finding common ground, whatever their ideological hue.

Question Time is an opportunity for the British public to put questions to politicians of every ideological hue.

Thanks to disciplined block-voting by Mr Feiglin's supporters among party members, the list was notable for its far-right ideological hue.

What the Tories are attempting to do is persuade No voters of whatever ideological hue that they should vote Conservative to "hold the SNP to account".