Sentence examples for ideological would from inspiring English sources

Mensch had wanted her proposal to mean that any BACP-accredited counsellor who is an abortion provider, is a faith group or is ideological would be labelled as such, allowing women to make an informed decision, but she was unable to include that.

He believed in privatising lighthouses, opposed regulating taxis, thought pollution was a price worth paying for profit, wanted to abolish the BBC and didn't think private companies could ever be monopolistic – you might not call him extreme but the label ideological would surely be applicable.

Mr. Trump did not explain how his vision of "extreme vetting" of immigrants, including an "ideological test," would be enforced, or how it would be different from when prospective terrorists lie on questionnaires now.

The economic and ideological impact would be tremendous; among other things this would send an important message to the rest of the world.

His ideological opponents would agree.

If you're not sufficiently ideological, he would cut the ground out from under you".

To begin with, the ideological shift would be greater than meets the eye.

He indicated that ideological indoctrination would be stepped up in colleges.

Even the most ideological viewer would be hard pressed to interpret this as an aggressively political film.

The president, whose hallmark has been ideological eclecticism, would clearly like to think the answer is yes.

Obama's initial political appeal was personal rather than ideological; he would transcend ideological debates without actually engaging them in any creative or interesting way.