Sentence examples for ideological kind from inspiring English sources

His enemies were not just the ideological kind.

Democracies die when they can no longer distinguish between honest opponents of another ideological kind and toxic enemies who come from far outside all normal values.

One may call the former a pragmatic kind of libertarianism and the latter an ideological kind.

His conjoined romantic and financial frustration leads him to espouse an outsider's ideology, a kind of ideological sour grapes — he claims to oppose high-society gatherings on political grounds and defines himself as a socialist, a "Fourierist".

"I do not like the ideological interpretations, this kind of Pope Francis mythology," he said.

One collaborator says he "suckled at the teat of Johan Cruyff" – Barcelona's ideological founder, a kind of guru.

Stalin was also the first Russian ruler to introduce sports as an ideological tool, a kind of opium of the masses.

The only way to explain why the coalition took the opposite course is to recognise what happened as an ideological offensive; a kind of preemptive strike against any possible alternative.

Positive psychology's insistence that our circumstances matter little to our happiness, and relentless focus on individual effort has an ideological flavor – a kind of neoliberalism of the emotions.

In a country with deeper ideological trenches this kind of approach will take a little time to work out, which is why an interim solution to "keep the lights on" is crucial.

But now, with conservatism melting down in something like the way liberalism did in the late 1960s and early '70s, the time is ripe for a much bigger ideological reorientation, the kind America has not seen since Bozell, Goldwater and their successors overthrew the political mainstream decades ago.