Sentence examples for ideological responses from inspiring English sources

"It's part of his strength," says Young. "He doesn't trigger people's immediate ideological responses.

Neither is quite accurate, although ideological responses have probably been amplified by critical shock at a certain late-breaking narrative development.

A national family planning programme was started in 1974 in large part due to an ideological response by the apartheid regime to the spectre of rapid population growth among the African population.

It's a lot easier to fall back on ideological knee-jerk responses to such incidents as it is to have a real debate about the definition of what is acceptable political protest and what should be called terrorism (or even "a prosecutable offense," for that matter).

It was possible before October to register the existence of current ills - the already degraded environment, mass murder once again perpetrated for ideological reasons, feckless liberal responses to poverty, wars fought for the dumbest reasons - while remaining at some distance from them.

Dr Hatemi's own work, for instance, has shown that external shocks, such as unemployment and divorce, effectively abolish the genetic influences he has detected on many ideological questions as other responses, more appropriate to survival in the changed circumstances, kick in.

A belief that we have responsibility beyond our borders is not, as some would have it, ideological, but an essential response to the world in which we live.

But that was an ideological quibble, not a response to an obvious issue with naval command and control.

The support system for families changed in response to ideological and related policy adjustments.

But the report found "no support" for accusations of ideological favoritism in records request responses.

The groups' responses expressed different ideological positions which expressed different beliefs about the complex constructs of 'risk' and 'safety'safety