Sentence examples for ideological they are from inspiring English sources

While Iran's leaders may indeed be "ideological" they are also intensely nationalist.

Her prayers were not only ideological, they were practical, indeed instrumental: "Please help me dear God to be a good writer and to get something else accepted".

Cain's recent troubles aren't ideological, though they aren't entirely unrelated to ideology.

American judges are freer to be ideological because they are appointed by politicians partly sensitive to the political inclinations of those judges.

Lib Dems insist that voters don't like ideological argument; they are more engaged by the practical debate on how to get things done.

Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton have remarkably few ideological differences: they are both pragmatists who believe in working through diplomacy if possible but in resorting unhesitatingly to force if necessary.

But instead of battling each of ideological antichrists, they are working to bring them together.

Anons have achieved neither of these ideological ideals; they are not playboys with bachelor pads or wage earners with families.

And to achieve their narrow ideological goal, they are willing to use the same desperate measures that other marginal movements have adopted around the world: they have taken a hostage.

"They will viscerally hate her, because she's smart, because she's ideological, and because they are generally afraid of her world view," he went on.

Thatcher's children may be ideological zealots, but they are not stupid: they know there is no popular support for privatisation.