Sentence examples for ideologically not from inspiring English sources

"The road -- ideologically, not practically, speaking -- from Durban to Bergen-Belsen is shorter than many people think," Mr. Plotzker wrote, referring to a Nazi concentration camp.

Stuart Altman, a Brandeis economist who specializes in health care and who advised Barack Obama in his presidential campaign, says he is "ideologically not uncomfortable with the idea of everyone on Medicare".

My view is that we should be moving to a voluntary coalition rather than a mandatory coalition, so that people who are like-minded form the government rather than being forced with people who are ideologically not only different, but opposites to each other being in the executive.

Mr Serra is a "developmentalist", as Brazilians call social democrats who retain their faith in active government, so he is ideologically not far from Ms Rousseff, though he seems more likely to push through fundamental reforms needed to improve public services and speed up the economy.Ms Rousseff, though an able administrator, is even less charismatic than her rival.

Politically, two decades after the end of the cold war, Italy is more divided regionally than ideologically, not least because Mr. Berlusconi, weakened but not undone by persistent sex scandals, has held his coalition together in large part by granting concessions to the Northern League.

Jim Kessler, Third Way's senior vice president for policy and a former aide to Chuck Schumer, made the case during a half-hour session last night that the Democratic Party needs to grow geographically, demographically and ideologically — not move decisively to the left — to regain power.

Bogdanov is sometimes described as Arkan's heir apparent, ideologically if not militarily.

Whether you agree with him ideologically or not, even his harshest critics praise his efforts at representing his diverse constituencies.

Al-Shabaab is considered by many governments to be, at least ideologically, if not materially linked to al-Qaida.

The manuscript of "Life and Fate" was confiscated by the K.G.B., which found it ideologically unsound, not to mention populated by too many Jews.

The only explanation for this type of double standard is an ideologically driven, not principled, objection to the government's counter-extremism policy.