Sentence examples for ideologically impossible from inspiring English sources
Composite identities like Arab-French are, he added, "ideologically impossible".
Needing the approval of so many, often ideologically opposed actors makes it almost impossible to craft coherent policy.
Nearly 70, "Credo" sounds vividly contemporary, a model of what political works can be: subtle, impossible to pin down ideologically, spurs to thought rather than punch lines (even sensuously rock-inflected ones, like Mr. Marks's "Portrait of Glenn Beck and David T.. Little's love song to oil, "Sweet Light Crude").
Consistent messaging is nearly impossible for groups within the party who can ideologically conflict with one another.
Obama has made clear, however, that he has little confidence in the rebels, arguing that they are ideologically fractured, that the rebellion lacks a coherent structure, and that individual groups would be impossible to control and would probably fight each other.
But as soon as I saw the ex-Vice President and his ideologically combative wife making their way around the reception room, I knew that it would be impossible not to shake hands.
As it was impossible to oppose the rulings coming from Madrid, his opponents instead tried to discredit him ideologically and intellectually.
It is impossible to know exactly what was said between the two men - both vocally and ideologically opposed to the existence of Israel - but conclusions can be drawn from the manner, location and timing of the meeting.
Ideologically Brezhnev was innovative.
