Sentence examples for ideological reckoning from inspiring English sources

What looked like an exit from prominence soon began to look like inspired timing for a sabbatical, as Huntsman avoided getting splattered in the ideological reckoning within his party.

That ideological reckoning will never lead to the deeper political dialogue the Israeli author, who died last year at the age of 57, might have taken up in subsequent novels.

As the playwright Arthur Miller put it that year: "How can the polls be neck and neck when I don't know one Bush supporter?" Clustering is how.County-level data understate the degree of ideological segregation, reckons Bill Bishop, the author of a gripping new book called "The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America is Tearing Us Apart".

He wants [Soviet foreign minister Andrei] Gromyko's influence or at least some international acknowledgment that Moscow must be reckoned with without the ideological baggage.

The economic hole Obama inherited was so vast that he may well lose next month, an outcome that would sustain the G.O.P.'s ideological agenda for years to come — or at least until the next reckoning.

Some in Brussels reckon his seeming dismissiveness reflects a disdain for diplomatic formality rather than an ideological euroscepticism.

Its backers reckon that making the legislature more representative is worth the risk.As well as adding ideological diversity to parliament the reform is also supposed to bring in more women: at least 40% of the candidates fielded by parties will have to be women.

Mr Neves, by contrast, has a crack team ready to take the reins, many with hands-on policymaking experience in the Cardoso administration.That, combined with Mr Neves's ideological clarity and strong party structures in the biggest states, puts him in better stead to challenge Ms Rousseff, reckons Alberto Almeida, a psephologist at Instituto Análise, another consultancy.

Ideological Positioning.

The reckoning?

It is purely ideological".