Sentence examples for ideological to from inspiring English sources

He had no proved fealty — personal, religious, or ideological — to the Iranian regime.

With Russia, at least, they go beyond the ideological to the personal and the practical.

And this week, in Birmingham, it will prove too ideological to accept a shift to the centre.

The president "has few restraints – political, personal or ideological – to act as a brake on his global ambitions".

Tully concluded that Pence had a "fatal flaw" — he was "too political and ideological" to be a good governor.

Maybe what I am saying is not that he is too ideological to change, and not that he wouldn't like to make deals.

"My sense is that Dole is simply too reasonable, pragmatic and non-ideological to be effective with today's breed of Republican senators," Mr. Mann said.

Senators made pious noises and partisans bemoaned the state of the republic, but the widespread Washington wisdom was that this was a fait accompli: After decades of "Butter Battle Book -style escalations in the judicial wars, a minority veto was simply too antiquated, anachronistic and pre-ideological to survive.

Films that toned down anticommunism and borrowed it only as subject matter were so non-ideological to the point that they were embarrassed to be even called "anticommunist films".

To be ideological was "to preconceive reality", which he refused to do.

In this case, innovators had to resort to ideological resources external to the domain of healthcare, such as environmentalism, in order to endorse the value of their initiatives.