Sentence examples for ideologies rather than from inspiring English sources

Even hatred, a generally destructive emotion, can sometimes have a place, if directed against systems and ideologies rather than peoples.

Then you would only have a regurgitation of ideologies rather than, hopefully, an objective analysis of the issues".

Creating change will require a slow process of dialogue and compromise with entrenched hostile ideologies rather than a rhetorical onslaught, however justified.

Waldman, a former Times reporter, has a journalist's facility with charting unlikely connections, though her characters tend to be walking ideologies rather than rounded human beings.

The Republicans' most trusted strategist, Karl Rove, repeatedly made the case that voters in 2006 faced a choice between dueling ideologies, rather than a vote of confidence on Republican rule.

From the beginning, his campaign strategy has been based upon trying to turn the election into a choice between two rival visions, and ideologies, rather than a referendum on his own record.

There will be others amongst the Democratic elites who call for an ideological purity test, as though it is the Party's role to set ideology, rather than platform.

That was ideology rather than sound economics.

For Field, DIY is "an ideology rather than an aesthetic.

Policymakers and far too many economists seem to be arguing from ideology rather than evidence.

That is not impossible: Republican primary voters sometimes select candidates for ideology rather than electability.