Sentence examples for ideological options from inspiring English sources

Out of all the running mates available, Mitt Romney chose one of the most explicitly ideological options.

The brothers, then in their early twenties, were grieving the recent death of their mother, and they were hungry for answers about the mysteries of the cosmos: "We had sorted through the ideological options, and we had decided to put all of our chips on the psychedelic experience".

[Peter] Goldman suggests that Malcolm was 'improvising', that he embraced and discarded ideological options as he went along.

"Kraš survived all four ideological "options" without gaps in production: the first Yugoslavia (imperialist, established in 1918), WWII when Croatia joined the fascists, the second (communist) Yugoslavia, the Bosnian civil war in the 1990s, and ultimately the privatized transnational capitalism of the EU".

A clever head and governing body will look at the ideological option (Gove's love of academies and free schools) and be tempted to opt out of a curriculum that would do Mr Chips proud.

Thus, whether you actually presuppose the relevant basic norm is a matter of choice, it is an ideological option, as it were, not something that is dictated by Reason.

After these curiously personal bits of information were revealed, the final section of the form asked you to select a "candy period" representative of your ideological "taste," with 4 distinct options available to choose from: Imperialism, Fascism, Communism/Socialism, and Capitalism.

Among Western European intellectuals in the early 1950s, the issue of their choice among the options of European neutralism, ideological support for the Soviet Union or support for the United States was at the center of political debate.

The only explanation is Republicans' ideological compulsion to provide a private option.

However, I am worried about the ideological and political background of this option.

The mass movements pressing for single-payer health care (which at the time enjoyed majority support) weren't invited into the process to balance the special interests and ideological opponents of a strong public option.