Sentence examples for much ideological and from inspiring English sources

The New Weather produced by her huge engineering project is as much ideological and emotional as it is climatic.

Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg made serious-minded low-budget horror films whose implications are not so much ideological as psychological and existential: Shivers (1975), Rabid (1977), The Brood (1979).

There isn't much ideological daylight between Ellison and Perez.

There was, and is, much ideological overlap between the two parties, or at least their elites.

Youthful, well-connected and seemingly without much ideological baggage, they offer a different style of conservative politics.

The party is struggling to maintain its authority without much ideological underpinning (Deng Xiaoping questioned the utility of ideology itself when he said that it doesn't matter if a cat is black or white so long as it catches mice).

It wasn't, and the reasons were not so much ideological as cartological.

And while those are unlikely to spur much ideological debate, there are four cases on the horizon this term that will test the rightward ideological shift on the court and give an indication of the bench's leanings for years to come.

For example, Andrew W. Marshall, a gnomish 80-year-old strategic guru who has been enshrined as the Yoda of the Rumsfeld Defense Department, struck me in person and in his writing as a man without much ideological juice.

I would suggest, however, that it is not so much ideological extremism as the fact that our two-party system less and less reflects the genuine diversity of political ideas professed by various segments of the American population.

Other budget experts said the issue was not so much ideological as it was about the longstanding tug of war between Congress and the executive branch over the power of the purse.