Sentence examples similar to ideologically driven writing from inspiring English sources

The lawmakers, who are each ranking Democrats on committees with jurisdiction over Medicaid, wrote that placing conditions on Medicaid is "ideologically driven" and conflicts with the intent of the program.

The Herald Sun's resident warrior against social justice warriors, Rita Panahi, wrote that it was the "type of ideologically driven sloppy thinking that belongs in a socialist alliance get-together, not in schools".

The F.B.I.'s Field Intelligence Group later wrote that although Moalin was "the most significant al-Shabaab fundraiser in the San Diego area," he was "not ideologically driven to support al-Shabaab".

Ms. Brown said her columns and Twitter posts were her own writing — she also has penned two recent Op-Ed articles for The New York Times, one calling  Planned Parenthood too ideologically driven and another saying President Obama can be condescending to women — and dismissed accusations that she was doing anyone else's bidding.

Are the cuts ideologically driven?

"The decision-making looks uniquely ideologically driven".

– to popularise an ideologically driven fallacy.

The debate is passionate and often ideologically driven.

They want to impose ideologically driven cuts on schools".

I explored ideologically driven reasoning in a previous blog.

South Yorkshire police were violent, ideologically driven and corrupt.