Sentence examples for ideological judgment from inspiring English sources

It is to be noted that in the erstwhile Soviet Union aesthetic evaluation of fiction was replaced by ideological judgment.

A member of Ms. Stewart's defense team, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that the articles were chosen because they were "cogent and well-articulated -- this was not an ideological judgment".

So let me be clear — the reason we have not taken this step has nothing to do with any ideological or political judgment we've made about government involvement in banks, and it's certainly not because of any concern we have for the management and shareholders whose actions have helped cause this mess.

[YES!] So let me be clear - the reason we have not taken this step has nothing to do with any ideological or political judgment we've made about government involvement in banks, and it's certainly not because of any concern we have for the management and shareholders whose actions have helped cause this mess.

And it displayed the administration's awareness that the politics of regulation do not always mesh with ideological or scientific judgments.

Warnings, sermons, admonitions, ideological exhortations, moral judgments, defined problems with built-in solutions; all can camp under the banner of prophecy.

But one New York-based producer, who requested anonymity, echoed a common concern about the possibility that incentive funds might be based on the film commission's ideological or political judgments.

It becomes just a matter of judgment and ideological position whether one sees the glass as half empty or half full at this point".

As he put it in a recent lecture at the Bank of England, resurrecting a favourite word of Brown's: "The decision to target a surplus is not a judgment based on ideological or party-political grounds; it is based on the evidence and a realistic assessment of what is prudent for the UK".

There is apprehension that the colossal incompetence and bad judgment — accompanied by ideological hubris, diplomatic arrogance, and an eagerness to ignore or suppress inconvenient evidence — that have tied up our military might in the knots of Iraq will, having been rewarded at the polls, continue.

Rather, fueled by their own political and ideological convictions, they make value judgments, often in an aggressively activist manner that goes well beyond anything the framers themselves envisioned.