Sentence examples for ideological leap from inspiring English sources
Today, going global represents a shorter ideological leap for extremists than for their predecessors.
Most recently, a law was passed that for the first time enshrines private property rights—a huge ideological leap for a party with its origins a long march back in Mao's communes.
Where the theory inconveniently does not fit -- take, for example, abortion, gay marriage or recount decisions by local canvassing boards -- Bush has been willing to take the ideological leap to toe the party line.
So — and not to make a huge ideological leap here — why should DJing be any different?
"Ideological motifs almost leap from many pages of these documents," McPherson reports.
"It takes a great leap of ideological blindness to look at the past few years and think that the main problem was too much government involvement," said Robert B. Reich, a public policy professor at the University of California, Berkeley, who was a labor secretary in the Clinton administration.
The Congress of 1958 called for a bold form of ideological leadership that could unleash a "leap forward" in technical innovation and economic output.
In 1959, however, he criticized as impractical the policies of the Great Leap Forward, which emphasized ideological purity over professional expertise in both the military forces and the economy.
In one-party states, they tend to flow from ideological mania: think of China's Great Leap Forward, or Stalin's experiment with "Lysenkoist" agriculture.
Emerging from this quantum leap is a universal spirituality (USP) that removes ideological, gnostic, denominational, and sectarian borders within and across religions.
