Sentence examples for personal ideological from inspiring English sources

In 2012, completing his personal ideological journey to the violent extreme, he formally affiliated al-Shabaab to al-Qaida.

Mr Mullin has no personal ideological objection, but the policy is loathed by most Labour MPs and has few supporters even within government.

Corporate executives often spend on politics not to improve their companies' profitability but to serve their own objectives — from supporting a personal ideological agenda to building a future career in politics.

He is the perfect illustration of the squalid state of political money, spending sums greater than any political donation in history to advance his personal, ideological and financial agenda, which is wildly at odds with the nation's needs.

Marable is intensely and intimately sympathetic, but he brings out Malcolm's failings and repeated foolishnesses — personal, ideological, and tactical — within the rapid and headlong advances he made in life.

Nina re-pledges her loyalty to the Party and State out of some mixture of personal, ideological, and maybe even patriotic motives — and the way that each of those factors has some reality and irrationality to it is, again, the show's strength.

The falling-out was personal and ideological.

Mr Turabi was thrown out for personal, not ideological reasons.

But his second, and perhaps less soluble, problem is more personal than ideological.

He too has differed with his leader, though his dispute with Gordon Brown was more poisonously personal than ideological.

The princelings are not a coherent political faction, and their ranks are rife with personal and ideological rivalries.