Sentence examples for ideological needs from inspiring English sources

Intellectual elites propagated myths that met "the deep ideological needs of their culture and their society".

Three centuries later, Rome's masters found that Paul's answer to his own dilemmas corresponded precisely to the empire's ideological needs.Her argument rises to a crescendo in a final chapter about how "Paul created Christ"; or how the apostle devised a serviceable form of world-religion based on his mystical intimations of a divine figure whom he had "met" only in visions.

So yes, I think it's fair to say that Richwine is making a fraudulent argument that, contrary to his claims of good science, is the product of his own personal and ideological needs rather than of any good data.

Iran would only need to make that long circuitous march through Turkey toward the Mediterranean if some ideological need (religious warfare, certainly, might be one) drove it there.

I think that this method of imposing ideological dictatorships needs to come to an end in Europe if we want to achieve better biodiversity.

The rebels believe the conservative movement has cracked up, the Republican establishment has ossified, and the Goldwater-Reagan ideological message needs to be overhauled.

An ideological candidacy needs an overarching theme, but having helped blur the edges of the Democratic Party for the past decade, Mr. Gore can't afford to embrace the most readily available one: liberalism.

Ideological differences need to take a back seat if decisive action is to be taken.

Also he'll probably need an ideological tweak -- he needs to justify why he's spying, so he doesn't think of himself as a venal bastard.

She is running, as yet, with little serious opposition for the Democratic nomination, which gives Clinton the chance to hew toward the political center and reach from the start for the independent and less-ideological voters needed to win a general election.

"Ukraine's problems are internal; it needs ideological coherence more than territorial defence," Ignatius writes.