Sentence examples for possible ideological from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the exhibition wall text alludes to a possible ideological context for Hassam's celebration of Colonial architecture and small-town living.

He was little known outside Islamist circles until the Madrid train bombings in March 2004 when Spanish investigators named him as a possible ideological influence, if not the actual mastermind.

It follows the advice of many climate change communication experts by framing climate change in a manner that appeals to the interests and values of the intended audience, while cleverly challenging them to confront their possible ideological blinders.

The movie, despite its unassuming style and tightly focused story, tries to cover every side and cater to just about every possible ideological objection, an effort at comprehensiveness that seems noble and a little nutty.

Sir Vidya's Shadow, Possessed of a vigorous, casually elegant prose style and infinite curiousity, he has managed to elude every possible ideological niche despite having produced an extraordinary body of work -- twenty-six books in all, including almost equal amounts of fiction and non-fiction -- over the past forty years.

First, those comments suggesting recent general improvement in relationships and greater understanding by criminal justice actors of issues such as relapse indicate a possible "ideological rub-off" effect of the reforms.

In a substantially recast production, Steffan Rhodri as Labour's deputy chief whip and Nathaniel Parker as his Tory opposite number touchingly show that grudging respect is possible between ideological rivals.

If you want to see what is possible beyond ideological posturing or helpless stasis take a look at these papers.

The only possible explanations are ideological conviction, ignorance of the evidence, or personal self-interest.

The exasperated organisation's decision to protest in the most public way possible exposes the ideological rift this convention is trying to paper over.

But underestimating the extra-parliamentary appeal of Corbynism, taking it for granted that the next Labour opposition will be weak, and possible pressure for ideological coherence on the left to be matched by the same on the right all present dangers to David Cameron.