Sentence examples for ideological time from inspiring English sources

"The early 1990's was an ideological time," he said.

Nothing had changed in the interim; the country was a Stalinist theme park locked in its own ideological time warp.

Conservatives who came of age in the 1960's did so in an intensely ideological time when it was arduous to be on the right.

The Reagan era was an ideological time, many politicians noted, but each party had its stronghold and government was neatly divided.

The questions are whether the character of the Natural carries as much power as it once did, and in a more ideological time, how badly Republican voters actually want to win.

In less rigidly ideological times, many Democrats supported variations of this basic approach.

Individuals can be tested at a thinktank who are not ready yet for a public role inside the party". A former Policy Exchange researcher is blunter: "While I was there, a number of people arrived at Policy Exchange wanting to work for the Tories". Yet, even in these not very ideological times, a successful thinktank is about more than networking.

A marvel for independent music aficionados, it also serves as a fascinating, and occasionally salutary, trip through more idealistic and ideological times - in the 80s, for instance, staff at the label that is today home to trustfund rockers the Strokes refused to handle future Nirvana producer Steve Albini's Rapeman album on the grounds that the band's name was sexist.

In more ideological times, China's communists would never have acknowledged that British imperial history was about more than money and guns.

It follows a narrative through dark ideological times – the origins of the Syrian apocalypse; the collapse of political middle grounds and the rise of nationalism; the meaning of Putin and Assad and Donald Trump – to ask the question: how did we get here?

However, that aura seems already to be vanishing in these ideological blogospheric times.