Sentence examples for ordinary ideological from inspiring English sources

This reaction knows no partisan or national affiliation, and transcends ordinary ideological divides.

Before anyone objects that I'm being too cute, and that this array simply maps onto the court's ordinary ideological alignment, I have to explain further.

Without such gestures which bring together what, in our ordinary ideological experience, appears incompatible (Muslims, Serbs and Croats in Bosnia; Turkish secularists and anti-capitalist Muslims in Turkey, etc), protest movements will be always manipulated by one superpower in its struggle against another.

And what the events of the last three years have shown is that perfectly ordinary people, with no ideological axe to grind, have found the means to resist it.

Republicans in Congress like to find ways to hold the economy, and ordinary Americans, hostage to their ideological agenda.

Along with the fact that Davis, Fox and Green, like many of May's younger picks, come from relatively "ordinary" backgrounds, they also incarnate ideological strains and stresses within her party that go back a long way but which, judging by her recent speeches, Theresa May and her advisers are hoping to meld to address contemporary needs and concerns.

He is a poet of the meaning that lies in the discrepancy between the "ideological torrent," as Alyosha calls it, and the ordinary struggle of ordinary people to live ordinary lives, to choose the immemorial real over the bombastically expressed fake.

Likewise, ordinary Egyptians need to cast aside their ideological opposition to dealing with Israelis and help facilitate and mediate such a "people's peace".

Al Qaeda's ideological trademark is to exhort ordinary Muslims to engage in individual acts of violence against those deemed enemies of Islam, specifically Americans, Jews and the infidel rulers of Muslim-­majority states.

This fast-growing genre, which flourished particularly after the brutal suppression of the protests in Tiananmen Square, in June , 1989 described the violence and chaos suffered by ordinary Chinese during Mao's quest for ideological and moral renewal.

He dropped out of active politics and retraced Alexis de Tocqueville's journey across America, interviewing a mix of ordinary citizens and political leaders across the ideological spectrum.