Sentence examples for ideological zones from inspiring English sources

For one, we increasingly live in hermetically sealed ideological zones that are almost immune to compromise or nuance.

He largely positioned himself in the same ideological zone as the incumbent in the belief that this would be the best way to appeal to Corbynistas.

In recent decades, both main parties have migrated from their ideological comfort zones to the centre-ground: first Labour under Tony Blair, then the Tories under Mr Cameron.

Sadly, staying in our ideological comfort zones has put us on a path to world destruction.

He would roam outside his ideological comfort zone and try out new ideas.

That won't happen of course – far too challenging and disturbing, much safer to stay in our ideological comfort zone.

He added: "It goes beyond Labour's links with big unions; it goes to concerns that Labour has returned under pressure to its ideological comfort zone.

Within his ideological comfort zone, and when none of his tripwires had been tripped, Alexander Cockburn did a prodigious amount of valuable journalism.

In the discussions that accompanied the rapid push to rebuild, the quest for culture became an ideological demilitarized zone for local residents, artists, developers and their critics.

His job that night will be not just to sell a health care plan, but to reassure Americans that his approach will remain within their ideological comfort zone.

And in its place there was an empty series of positioning exercises as ministers prepared for a looming leadership election and the party drifted back to its ideological comfort zone.