Sentence examples for ideologically stable from inspiring English sources

He was essentially an ideologically stable, strict constructionist.

A provincial power firm ordered to send workers to Beijing to help maintain uninterrupted supplies says those chosen must (rather like athletes) be "politically progressive, ideologically stable, physically healthy and capable of following orders".

"This shows how Polish politics has become stable and not so ideologically rife," Mr. Swieboda said.

With events moving at breakneck speed, Clegg convened a second meeting of his party last night to decide if he should form what looks like a more stable coalition with the Conservatives, or risk an ideologically more comfortable deal with Labour and an as yet unnamed Labour leader.

DAVID REMNICK: Netanyahu 2.0 would be one that is far less ideologically driven, a pragmatist who sees that, despite all the obvious impediments (and there are many), that a Palestinian state — stable, contiguous, whole — is in the interest of peace and stability for Israel, as well.

"Ideologically, neither.

Ideologically Brezhnev was innovative.

Ideologically, it never was.

Ideologically confused".

Ideologically, and literally.

"He's not ideologically liberal.