Sentence examples for ideological mission from inspiring English sources

This sort of transparency is fundamental to Viceland's aesthetic and its ideological mission: no faking it.

Rehnquist — who served on the Supreme Court 33 years, 19 as chief justice — was a man on an ideological mission.

Mr. Riordan is plain in emphasizing that he is pursuing this ideological mission partly out of conviction and partly out of a desire to win statewide races.

It is, at least, a metaphor for the group's ideological mission — a reiteration of the idea that the generous intermingling of cultures yields beauty and understanding.

Sokolowski stressed to me that dictionaries are in the business of recording how people are using the language, not predicting or prescribing any sort of ideological mission.

Or is he a bully, arrogantly driving through a radical programme, ignoring his lack of a mandate, bent on fulfilling his ideological mission?

"Another one of our ideological missions is to help convince people that this stuff isn't exotica.

Given the party's ideological and educational mission, Libertarians do have a legitimate interest in ensuring that their nominee is small-l libertarian.

While the Jewish DPs strove to rebuild their shattered lives and played a critical role in the struggle to establish the State of Israel, the non-Jewish DPs had no clear ideological or other mission other than to exist while waiting, mostly passively, for the next chapter of their lives to unfurl.

Summing up Australia's commitment to human rights internationally, Saul (2011) contends "unlike that of its close ally, the United States, Australian foreign policy since 1945 has never been animated by an equivalent sense of civilizing moral mission and ideological purpose in the area of human rights" (p. 423).

What's more, "The Daily Show" has fulfilled its mission without being particularly ideological.