Sentence examples for ideologist from inspiring English sources

A public gallery of Buddhist monks, Islamic clergy, local schoolgirls and foreign journalists looked on.Mr Nuon Chea was the Khmer Rouge's chief ideologist and "Brother Number Two" to Pol Pot, who died (untried) in 1998.

The next week Alfredo Davanzo, the jailed ideologist of the refounded Red Brigades, which carried out a number of murderous attacks from the late 1990s, told a reporter this was the "right moment" for revolution.It was against this troubled background that on May 19th a bomb was detonated outside a school in the southern city of Brindisi, killing a 16-year-old girl and seriously injuring others.

"Through his inflammatory rhetoric, Wagner was co-responsible for the transition from Bayreuth [the Wagnerian centre in Germany] to Auschwitz," said Elyakim Haetzni, a right-wing ideologist, on Tuesday at a parliamentary meeting that was thrown open to the public.There are few arguments in Israel over Wagner's virulent anti-Semitism.

Hwang Jang Yop, the North's former chief ideologist and the most senior person to have defected to the South, describes North Korea as a mixture of "socialism, modern feudalism and militarism .Each of these has contributed to the mess.

And police said they had eavesdropped on conversations about knee-cappings and car bombings between the would-be terrorists.Their alleged chief ideologist was found living in a mountain village, in an apartment without any heating.

"The Saudis are active at every level of the terror chain," it argued, "from planners to financiers, from cadre to foot-soldier, from ideologist to cheerleader".

"What do we need him for?" asks Kirill Rogov, a popular columnist and ideologist of the protests.

(No political party was allowed to emerge without the sanction of Mr Surkov, Mr Putin's chief ideologist).

Here, in this exclusive "zone of special attention", the state is extracting creative energy from Russian and foreign scientists that is driving the country along the path of modernisation and innovation.This is not a parody, but a government plan outlined by Vladislav Surkov, the Kremlin's chief ideologist, in a recent interview given to Vedomosti, a Russian business daily.

Oliver Letwin survived as ideologist-in-chief though his clumsy attempt at defining the indefinable - Cameronian political doctrine - has won him few admirers.

To Kremlin ideologists, the very concept of Russia's sovereignty depends on being free of America's influence.Anti-Americanism has long been a staple of Vladimir Putin, but it has undergone an important shift.