Sentence examples for ideological match from inspiring English sources

That should provide something of a boost to Mr Santorum, her closest ideological match in the field.

The Pulse Portal is made from dichroic filters, a perfect physical and ideological match for Burning Man.

Jeb Bush, who's been trying to sell himself as the most reasonable Republican option, has singled out Thomas as his closest ideological match on the current court.

A decade-old ideological wrestling match over the editorial soul of The Forward, often described as America's best Jewish newspaper, appears to be ending with the forced resignation of Seth Lipsky, founding editor of the English-language weekly.

Instead, what we get is more along the lines of an ideological chess match between two opposing visions of America.

But most of the hearing was an ideological wrestling match over whether regulation could ever possibly be useful, peppered with partisan jabs.

To achieve these goals, they surely need the appointment of not merely a conservative jurist to the court, but one with a declared ideological agenda matching their own.But that is precisely the kind of nominee who will be most bitterly opposed not only by Democrats but also by Mr Bush's electoral strategists.

The character of Irwin in Alan Bennett's play, The History Boys – a pushy, contrarian teacher who becomes a TV historian – is modelled on Ferguson, and ideological sparring matches with his leftwing critics, one of whom branded his work "startlingly obscene", have become something of a national sport.

Idealists line up on one side, realists on the other, pushing and pulling policymakers in an ideological grudge-match that is, ostensibly, about the good of "the people" in Ukraine.

Milken Institute President Donald Straszheim, formerly Merrill Lynch's chief economist, mixed and matched ideological viewpoints in panels, producing a show unlike anything to be found at think-tank exercises.

PBS was moderately interested -- not in chess itself, but in the match's ideological subtext.