Sentence examples for ideological notes from inspiring English sources

He also sought to remind those in the hall of what they had in common, hitting those ideological notes that are more or less uncontroversial.

In between counseling a man who regretted his decision to divorce his wife, and another one asking advice on how to pray during a long bus ride, Üst told me that, "any kind of ban is purely ideological," noting that he believes Islam requires women to cover every part of the body other than their face and hands when outside of their homes.

Singularity is taking a similar ideological approach, noting that it wants its relationship with startups in the cohort to last well beyond its artificial end date.

Voegelin's books were not meant to be entries in the Cold War ideological ledger, Lilla notes.

The Peterson Foundation's resources won't be matched by the other side of the ideological divide, which notes that Social Security not only survived the most recent crash just fine but will also be paying full benefits through 2037 (and 75-percent benefits for 100 years after that).

And second, it illustrates that gun control is an issue – like upper-class tax cuts and countless others – where Republican policy can be boiled down to a radical one-note ideological slogan.

It is to be noted that ideological blind spots like these are first creative failures.

What is on view, however, is his ambition to become a builder of New York, and this quality, given the architect's ideological background, is worth noting.

The Reagan era was an ideological time, many politicians noted, but each party had its stronghold and government was neatly divided.

Some believe, he said, that Prince Talal's relationship with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp and its sister company Twentieth Century Fox has a clear ideological motive behind it, noting that the Fox Movie Channel on "Rotana" is available for free to anyone with a satellite dish.

Otherwise, there would be no transmission of information but candidates would bias their messages towards policy E. Note that ideological voters do not need to update beliefs, as they have a strict preference for policy E. When no candidate has a strict majority of votes, every two-candidate coalition is a minimal winning coalition.