Sentence examples for ideologically speaking from inspiring English sources

"Ideologically speaking," one critic remarked, "Hobsbawm backed the losing side".

Judging from the DW-Nominate scores, Obama's closest analog, ideologically speaking, is Lyndon Johnson.

"It has much more in common, ideologically speaking, with them than it does with the Islamists in Hamas".

"I found myself in a situation where I would have to defend the OdaTV people, and I really don't, ideologically speaking, like what they do," Aydıntaşbaş said.

"Ideologically speaking, the President comes closer than the alternative, even though they may not be thrilled with the President's performance," he said.

Ideologically speaking, the once definitive struggle between the monolithic rival systems of Marxist communism and free-market capitalism has largely evaporated for want of interest.

As they often come from no one place, geographically or professionally or ideologically, they speak many languages, varying their accents, emphasizing different parts of their life story.

"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.

Just because someone shows some of the indications above does not in any way mean they are indeed strictly speaking, ideologically fundamentalists.

The back and forth is pretty wild stuff intellectually and ideologically, but not dramatically speaking... OBAMA: [Blah, blah, blah, blah...] If we're not training engineers to make sure that they are equipped here in this country, then companies won't come here.

He said members of the media office -- including himself -- "speak ideologically" in support of acts like the fires, but were not directly responsible for them.