Sentence examples for particular ideology from inspiring English sources

This is not due to any particular ideology.

Ernst is generally said to be a man without a particular ideology.

His candor is pitiless and unsparing, showing no fear or favor to any particular ideology.

"I don't think he's wedded to any particular ideology," Johnson-Weinberger told me.

Instead, he is speaking of a commitment to "approach decisions without any particular ideology or agenda".

And like us they refused to hold their campaign hostage to a particular ideology.

He wants to do what works, not what conforms to a particular ideology or what pleases a particular constituency.

Democrats need to frame these issues as matters of common sense, not as part of any particular ideology.

In that interval, newspapers, created as avatars of a particular ideology, recast themselves as almost scientifically detached observers.

In revamping the schools, Mr. Klein has been more of a pragmatist than an adherent to any particular ideology.

One was the emergence of loosely related groups pressing for reform, run via the internet by youths of generally secular outlook but no particular ideology.