Sentence examples for ideological identity from inspiring English sources

SPD members are unhappy with his centrist policies and what they see as the party's loss of ideological identity.

So, no matter how one defines one's political or ideological identity, I think all of us have to reach down and redefine our human identity first and foremost".

A 49-year-old former diplomat, and China specialist, he has probably done more than anyone to equip Labor with an ideological identity.

With the addition of Mr. O'Donnell, MSNBC will have three liberal hosts in prime time, further cementing the channel's ideological identity.

It was a seductive campaign narrative that pulled rival parties, including Thorning-Schmidt's Social Democrats, to the right while denying them a clearly separate ideological identity.

Mr. Sanford is among those counseling the party to return to conservative basics rather than risk undermining its ideological identity by trying to imitate Democrats.

Other presidents came to office with longer histories on the national stage and more defined ideological identities, even if actions in office did not always match their images.

Power is wielded by voting blocs with vaguely similar ideological identities and strange names and symbols, which few ordinary Europeans recognize.

In this sense, the source of values lies in ideological identities that guide social groups (Costa 2000).

In the second half of the twentieth century and the first decade of the twenty-first, Europe, then Asia, and then Latin America sequentially and almost miraculously overcame chronic political violence and instability rooted in ideological and identity conflicts.

For some, the old cliché that you are what you eat has taken on increasingly complex implications: food choices can be a stand-in for social, ideological, even political identity and beliefs.