Sentence examples for ideological person from inspiring English sources

"I don't perceive her as an ideological person," he said.

"My father is kind of an ideological person," she said.

"I'm not a particularly ideological person," Obama told Jon Shirley and his guests.

"I'm not a deeply ideological person," David Cameron told the Observer in the days after becoming leader.

"I'm not an ideological person," Mr. Duncan said, "but I like the competition and choice this will provide.

"If you are a single-issue person or a really ideological person on a cluster of issues, in John McCain your ship has not come in," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina and a close McCain ally.

It robs his administration of arguably its most solid ideological backbone, and the person most Japanese think could be a future prime minister.

One new area of research points to "solution aversion," where the suggested fixes for climate change clash deeply with a person's ideological beliefs, as the culprit.

This distinction is important, as it highlights the ideological split between "one person, one vote" and "one acre, one vote" that seems to be at the core of this effort.

Primary healthcare (PHC) has a theoretical and ideological basis in continuous, person focused, preventive and family/community oriented care, which in many cases cannot be shared by secondary care.

"Today you may be accepting a person with one ideological viewpoint and tomorrow you might have another person with another ideological viewpoint," Mr. Gross said, adding, "There is no place in the army to raise political views".