Sentence examples for ideological space from inspiring English sources

And the ideological space for these terrorists is the supposed U.S. occupation of Afghanistan.

Here at FiveThirtyEight, I have sometimes used the same labels when describing the ideological space occupied by different candidates during the presidential primaries.

While this is intuitive enough, the formal account that explains this effect invokes rational voters who are selecting candidates closest to them in ideological space.

"But I hope those impressionable young followers now see their idol for the shallow waste of political and ideological space that he truly is.

One of the two parties already occupies the approximate ideological space that these commentators themselves are describing as the dream middle ground that allegedly can only be staked out by a third party.

Liberals demonstrated a willingness to adopt radical and often innovative approaches to reform, which often brought them close to the ideological space occupied by the Labour Party, though their social and political analysis was not rooted in class loyalty.

Again, Maomentum engages with the specific ideological spaces opened up by recent crises.

One of his former aides told me this was because the ideological "shelf space" available in that race was to the right of John McCain.

And he decided he wanted to wait, and now the buzz is gone and that excitement is gone.... His political space, ideological, it has been taken by Jeb Bush".

The struggle for political spaces, ideological and technological aspects [ 33] remain as obstacles for the achievement of health service integration.

The ideological vacuum gives the space for the likes of Farage to rise and claim with some justification that he appeals to voters across the spectrum.