Sentence examples for ideological substance from inspiring English sources
Their letter, written in terms of false modesty, almost as if their aim was to protect Mr Brown, not destroy him, lacked any ideological substance.
Kushner and Sherrill suggested that the differences between Hay and Roosevelt were more style than ideological substance.
Tomorrow: Justin Schlosberg contends that the watchdog function of the serious media (including The Guardian) remains more spectacle than substance and more ideological than counter-hegemonic *The phone hacking scandal: journalism on trial, edited by Richard Lance Keeble and John Mair, is published by Abramis.
When given substance this remains the ideological magnet for progressive reform.
"It's a style of politics," said Rivière, a kind of frenzy of action and announcements, but its substance is "complicated to follow", with no clear ideological line.
They were not so tough in matters of what one might laughingly call substance — that is, in matters of policy outside the ideological cocoon of current Party orthodoxy.
However, for a Republican Party that's still trying to rebuild credibility after the profound repudiation it received in 2006 and 2008, campaigning on platitudes and ideological cliches is ultimately more dangerous than taking the plunge into substance.
Michael Bonner, Uncut "The substance of Snyder's film is crude and unambiguous, lacking any ideological or emotional nuance.
This statute may not be immediately familiar to most people, but its substance is acknowledged by nearly all Americans, as it served as the ideological basis for the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Interestingly, only a few Democrats I heard from strongly disagreed with the substance of Geithner's program or challenged Geithner's leadership on policy and ideological grounds.
