Sentence examples for making ideological from inspiring English sources

WHAT HAVE YOU GOT? David Horowitz has spent his life making ideological media.

He added that "we've designed our tools" to make ideological discrimination "technically not feasible".

Oddly, Fairey's splendid tour de force for Obama anticipated a new national mood, of serious-minded pragmatism, which makes ideological extremes seem sort of quaint.

Sheer proximity made ideological anti-Communism an unaffordable luxury for Europe a generation ago; the same may be true for an anti-Russian posture today.

Lipsky rarely makes ideological points and does not promote interpretive theories, whereas Rakove occasionally pushes back against originalism, the theory that the meaning of the Constitution was fixed at the time of its adoption.

The rest of the disciples... said to him, 'Why do you love her more than us?' " These gospels aren't necessarily suggesting a romance between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, and in any case their value is much debated -- traditionalists argue that they are prized to make ideological points rather than to clarify history.

That certainly seems to make ideological sense, but leaves one wondering if Republicans felt as strongly when Bush was the candidate.

"That's the problem with this government: they don't listen to evidence-based research, but make ideological decisions.

I hope the White House doesn't go down the path of saying we aren't trying to make ideological or transformational change.

French sociologist Louis Althusser once wrote that when a woman visits a shoe shop and buys high-heel shoes, she is making a clear ideological statement.

Some of the edits were made for clear ideological reasons; others seem arbitrary and self-defeating.