Sentence examples for old ideological from inspiring English sources

He has abandoned his old ideological home.

By then, however, the old ideological struggle had re-emerged.

WITH the end of the cold war, old ideological divisions are over.

This is a brand-new form of political involvement that transcends old ideological labels".

This scrambled the old ideological alignments, dividing both left and right.

His sudden arrest caught many on the hop, including Pinochet's old ideological enemy, Cuba's Fidel Castro.

A decade-old ideological wrestling match over the editorial soul of The Forward, often described as America's best Jewish newspaper, appears to be ending with the forced resignation of Seth Lipsky, founding editor of the English-language weekly.

As Stephen Wilkinson has pointed out, Obama is likely to overhaul America's relationship with Cuba; on the campaign trail, he made a point of aligning himself with Florida's new generation of post-Fidel Cuban-Americans, for whom decades-old ideological battles matter less than the practicalities of visiting and providing for family-members on the island.

A century-old ideological movement, Liberalism: once devoted to impossible causes like ending racism and inequality, empowering the powerless, fighting against militarism, and all that silly hippie shit now it's been reduced to besting the other side at one-liners…and to the Liberals' credit, they're clearly on top.

The old, bold ideological polarities -- big government programs from Democrats, big government cutbacks from Republicans -- have been sanded down in the Clinton era.

It was at this point, Abu Ahmed said, that Isis made an approach to the Ba'athist remnants of the old regime – ideological opponents who shared a common enemy in the US and the Shia-led government it backed.