Sentence examples for most ideological of from inspiring English sources

Even that most ideological of prime ministers, Margaret Thatcher, was far more pragmatic than is often acknowledged.

But Mr. DeLay is one of the most partisan and most ideological of the House Republicans, a bit of an outsider, so allowances were made.

Neuman presents the first critical ethnography of the Jewish settler populations in Kiryat Arba and the adjacent Jewish Quarter in the Old City of Hebron,considered by many Israelis as the most "ideological" of settlements.

As the party funded by hedge funds, it is no surprise that this most ideological of chancellors has appointed a hedge fund partner to the vacancy on the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee.

So for instance, they write, "It has become increasingly clear to all but the most ideological of analysts over the past several years that U.S. strength is on the wane".

The study found that nearly half of the Exhausted Majority say they have not been politically active in the past year, compared with just 1percentt of the Progressive Activists and Devoted Conservatives, the two least flexible and most ideological of the seven political tribes identified in the study.

'He's an extreme pragmatist' "The perception of the public and of many journalists is that Osborne is the most ideological member of the government.

But, with the selection of Ryan, Romney has thrown in his lot with the most ideological wing of his party.

The most ideological member of Johnson's team.

Remaking the judiciary is arguably the most ideological project of Trump's presidency.

It inspired what has been described as a silent takeover by the most ideological factions of the revolutionary guards, the elite force created by Khomeini to safeguard the revolution.