Sentence examples for ideological or a from inspiring English sources

"It is not in an ideological or a direct way, but in an entertaining way".

Which is not to say that "Exit the King" is overly ideological or a downer.

And yet talk of the British Royal Family's lineage, or really anyone's, as being by comparison "pure"—always a ridiculous term, and generally a baleful one, when applied to human affairs —in either an ideological or a family sense, is absurd.

Both forms of protest were showcased this week at the latest Oslo Freedom Forum (OFF), an annual festival for human-rights defenders and advocates of more open societies.As in all recent years, the forum brought together an extraordinary array of courageous people who have defied authority be it political, ideological or religious or a combination at a high personal cost.

What he offers is not an ideological or political solution but a willingness to counteract a Republican political machine calibrated to find and exploiting Democrat weaknesses.

The question of "political vision" also implies the existence of an ideology or an ideological principle, or norms.

One official said the decision was not ideological, or meant as a rebuke to the prior administration, but arose out of a growing consensus within the administration that the contracts with Maximus were not working out.

No quick ideological or political change, a continuation on emphasising people's material well-being and trying to achieve strong growth, with the key drive being to achieve a high level of urbanisation before 2020.

It is not clear whether this is an ideological stance or a practical one.

Whether Mr. Medvedev emerges as a new Khrushchev, ready for an ideological thaw, or a new Gorbachev, who also came to office without his own team, is impossible to say.

Those criticisms have burnished the Perry image as less prone to ideological compromise or a fuzzy "compassionate" brand of conservatism, an appealing trait to those Republican primary voters seeking purity in their nominee.