Sentence examples for ideological standpoints from inspiring English sources

In that day, Jack Bauer must defeat villains from a variety of locations and ideological standpoints bent on destroying America by chemical, biological, nuclear or other means, incidentally rescuing loved ones or close colleagues from deadly peril.

Here the researcher does not come with a predetermined set of categories or criteria, but seeks to encounter the form of language and the meaning of those forms, from multiple (polyphonic) visual and ideological standpoints.

As national tensions grew in the weeks leading up to the convention, people started getting worried that in an open-carry state like Ohio, forcing those from opposing ideological standpoints to march together could end in violence.

"I never envisioned a day," Wyden told me recently, "when, from an ideological standpoint, people would have their own television stations" — Fox for the right, MSNBC for the left, news that keeps us apart.

"They're taking a moral, ideological standpoint against prostitution and we're saying that's not good enough.

For the U.S. side, the key lies in resisting the temptation to view China from an ideological standpoint.

The common thread linking them is not a particular ideological standpoint, but rather a shared belief that they are the smartest people in the room.

This is not only because of an ideological standpoint but also because a sustainable investment policy is profitable as well as cost and risk reducing.

Their views are an embarrassment no matter which political party or ideological standpoint they claim, all for the sake of good television.

From an ideological standpoint my ideal candidate of the likely options on the ballot will be Jill Stein, or someone further Left like one of several socialist candidates.

From an ideological standpoint, the tea party's natural candidate should be Cruz, the Texas senator who was swept into office in the tea party revolt and wears his unpopularity in Washington as an "outsider" badge of honor.