Sentence examples for irrational ideological from inspiring English sources
The irrational ideological behavior of the leader of the National Union of Mineworkers, Arthur Scargill, made its decline harsher than necessary.
Markets don't solve all our problems, but they do not have much patience for an irrational, ideological commitment to techniques that don't deliver.
Asked about Australia's future energy sources this week, Turnbull expounded the indisputable proposition that we should be rational and businesslike, rather than irrational and "ideological" about our choices.
Standing in the way of any progress will be two-state absolutists, who refuse to rethink and reëvaluate failed policy and strategy because of an irrational or ideological commitment to it.
"But we'll do it effectively because I would say that the approach of the former government was ideological and irrational".
That just seems to me to be an irrational use of scarce resources, in effect for ideological reasons.
Either that, or you'd have to face the truth that the man calling the shots for your team is a right-wing Republican, who, on strictly ideological grounds, likes doing perverse and irrational things and then pretending that they make sense.
It is a masterful ideological manipulation: the Tea Party agenda is fundamentally irrational in that it wants to protect the interests of hardworking ordinary people by privileging the "exploitative rich", thus literally countering their own interests.
The group carried out this slaughter with depravedly rational ideological and theological motivations — rational in the sense of acting to gain power, in contrast to the irrational goal of, say, acting because their imaginary friend told them to.
