Sentence examples for not very ideological from inspiring English sources

(Alice Rivlin, a Fed governor from June , 1996 to July, 1999: "He's not very ideological". Andrea Mitchell: "He is not doctrinaire". William McDonough: "Broad-gauged. He would have been the perfect P.P.E". — politics, philosophy, and economics — "candidate at Oxbridge").

This is an attempt to paint as irrationally ideological a president who has proven himself to be not very ideological at all (much to the frustration of his supporters on the left).

The centre ground - the majority of moderate, sensible, not very ideological voters - want choice in a market that works, but also want public services staffed and run by people with a commitment to their pupils, patients and passengers that is not just commercial.

"They were not very ideological but it was just their sense of fairness and duty that drove them to support Nelson Mandela's freedom struggle".

"Now there's not a very ideological White House".

A university selecting candidates for an over-subscribed course will know how to rank a French student brandishing an "Assez Bien", an Englishman with a "2 2" degree and a Spaniard with a "Sobresaliente".* That doesn't sound very ideological.

"I found him first of all very, very pragmatic, not overly ideological," and "a very, very good negotiator," Mr. Ross said.

And despite what the candidates like to claim, the ideological differences between them are not very large.

Cuomo has not take issue with any of Hirschfeld's ideological postions, which, in fact, are not very specific.

McLaren said his break with Nehlen was indicative of their ideological differences, "even though Nehlen was not very wise or discrete with how he proceeded".

As an electoral system, it offers ideological clarity and accountability, but it is not very representative, giving nothing to losers even with substantial support.