Sentence examples for ideologically about from inspiring English sources

"Karen and I are ideologically about two degrees apart, and it would be hard to tell who is left of the other," he said.

But the Bush administration and Congressional Democrats are ideologically divided about what Washington should do.

Similarly, Slavoj Zizek reveals Americans ideologically fantasising about September 11 for decades: "Welcome to the desert of the real!", as Morpheus greets Keanu Reeves in The Matrix.

"We have to find a balanced position and we don't have to be politically correct or ideologically biased about it.

They said Mr Gove was "ideologically obsessed" about backing free schools.

Reagan was as ideologically confident about America's role in the world, according to Cull, as was Kennedy.

A majority of both liberals and conservatives see the Supreme Court as being biased against them, while those who consider themselves moderates are more likely to say the Supreme Court is about right ideologically, or to answer that they're not sure.

But what about ideologically, in the Party.

It is not a debate, as Howard for so long pretended, invented by ideologically driven academics about Australia's past.

A combat soldier with romantic-lead potential ends up nearly raping Zohar; Rama's attempt to snap Zohar out of her apathy with an ideologically empty speech about patriotism and self-sacrifice falls on deaf ears.

They have struggled to comprehend what a figure like Trump is about ideologically – hence the enormous amount of ink spilt over the question of whether he is or isn't a fascist – and the rather hapless attempt to coin the term "Trumpism" (Trump, you see, is really a representative of Trumpism).