Sentence examples for ideological nature from inspiring English sources

A post-critical approach, we believe, enhances these studies by emphasizing their interdisciplinary and ideological nature.

The ideological nature of the health care case was obvious on the last day of oral argument.

Democrats need to be conciliatory to these moderates but also emphasize the essentially ideological nature of Mr. Bush's proposal.

The ideological nature of the group and the seminar would eclipse the justice's independence and leave him looking rash and biased.

The killing and its overtly ideological nature had persuaded many that the only sentence the judges would dare pass was life.

He has money to ease the hardest edges, from his £23bn planned surplus – which exposes the ideological nature of his state-shrinking, beyond what the deficit requires.

At times, these heirs to the paramilitaries work with FARC, illustrating the post-ideological nature of today's conflict.

It's also a function of the post-ideological nature of current politics, the managerial quality of debate in 2010 (which certainly isn't true of Thatcher vs Foot in 1983).

It is not just secular, second-generation immigrant novelists who express unease over the unprecedented, quasi-ideological nature of the consensus glorifying Charlie Hebdo's mockery of Islam and Muslims.

The protests were also unique for their non-ideological nature.

Pew may be mostly known for its financial support of PBS programs, which has given the foundation the kind of publicity that reflects the self-described "non-partisan and non-ideological" nature of Pew's work.