Sentence examples for not be ideological from inspiring English sources

In principle, it seems to me, the issue of climate change should not be ideological.

It is certain that the priorities of the next president will not be ideological.

The real historical index of the age, he speculates, should not be ideological, but the forward march of blue jeans.

If Barack Obama is re-elected, the biggest challenge will not be ideological: He is not the leftist his opponents depict.

Mr. Kean said the problem could not be ideological, since Mr. Pataki and Mrs. Whitman were moderate Republicans with similar views on most things, including the role of government.

Moreover, within the nation and in the world, the colored peoples are beginning to under stand that poverty is not in evitable but intolerable, and therefore the real danger of the seventies may very well be that the conflicts of both national and international poli tics will not be ideological but racial.

In a swipe at the hawkish attitude of the Bush administration, Mr Brown said he had not been ideological about removing Saddam.

"We won't be ideological that way.

Launching his subsidised-jobs scheme last month, Mr Sarkozy declared: "We can't be ideological in the face of human misery".Another explanation could be strategic.

Don't be ideological: it is restrictive.

There simply haven't been ideological problems raised by mainlanders educated abroad who have returned.