Sentence examples for major ideological differences from inspiring English sources

I don't think we have major ideological differences.

They're more issues of emphasis than they are major ideological differences.

"The Real Power," The White House, February 13th: The writer reveals his frustration with Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, with whom he shares ideological differences on major points in the economy, especially the deficit.

Once the stimulus debate is over, Obama may want to calm the partisan waters with the equivalent of Clinton's welfare reform bill or Bush's education bill, but I don't really see any major part of his agenda where ideological differences are muted.

A system with as many checks and balances built into it as ours assumes — indeed requires — a certain minimum level of cooperation on major issues between the two parties, despite ideological differences.

"This year, the choice isn't between two capable major party nominees who happen to have significant ideological differences," reads the editorial.

The MPs in the different factions do not appear to be driven by ideological differences.

We have to transcend ideological differences.

Nevertheless, our ideological differences immediately became apparent.

But now they have ideological differences too.

There are also implied ideological differences.