Sentence examples for ideological manner from inspiring English sources

Numerous scientists, however, criticized the study's methods and the ideological manner in which it was being presented.

"People who had the responsibility to keep us all safe should have picked up on the fact he was charged with murder and he continued to carry on in this ideological manner as a fair predictor of him carrying out a terrorist attack," Boulten said.

They could not confront the ideological canons of the system, but they managed to write about details in non-ideological manner.

The first paper that will start writing seriously about our problems in non-ideological manner, referring to empirical not ideological references, will hit the jackpot.

As Posel (2005) argues, the popular (and academic) emphasis on sexual violence and the predominant focus on boys and men as perpetrators in South Africa since 1994, has had less to do with the imperatives of gender justice and more to do 'with wider political and ideological anxieties about the manner of the national subject and the moral community' (240) in the post-apartheid context.

Independent specialists largely agree that Mr. Zawahri is not an inspiring model for young militants, noting his lack of combat experience, his long history of ideological squabbles and his abrasive manner and pedantic speeches — including a recent six-part series of audio messages about Egypt that trailed well behind the events there.

These are no longer described in classical ideological terms, but, in the Roman manner, through the use of colours.

The implicit choice facing voters today in both parties is whether the next president should govern from an orthodox ideological position or more in the manner of the postwar presidents who led through bipartisan consensus.

It's one of those arguments to which one could raise all manner of intellectual and ideological objections, but the truth is I couldn't remember what any of them were when Murino arrived on screen.

It can then be used in an objective manner, without introducing at the outset ideological or normative connotations that might distort the look and the analysis.

Behind the heated accusations of unilateralism, arrogance, bad manners and oversimplification lie cultural and ideological differences made wider by the Afghan war and more vivid by the prospect of a new war in Iraq.