Sentence examples for real ideological from inspiring English sources

Voters may recognize that there are some real ideological divides between Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore.

No, what is obvious that there really is no real ideological difference between them.

There are no real ideological rivalries, but different social networks compete for power and wealth.

Unlike Mr. McCain, Mr. Reagan had real ideological differences with his Republican opponent.

"He tries to make things work a little better, but it's not out of any real ideological base".

See beyond the veneer of religion, she said, to the real ideological reasons behind people's apparent adherence to religious extremism.

Attempts to decode the nongender politics of "The Hunger Games," to place it in the real-world ideological landscape of tea parties and occupiers, have been predictably and amusingly all over the map.

But his real influence was ideological.

The new battle-lines are real and deeply ideological.

"They're not real, they're ideological constructs," Buchanan said, "and you can write columns and things like that, but they don't engage the heart.

MICHELE INGRASSIA Roslyn, N.Y., March 19 , 2008• Your analysis is a whitewash, offering many reasons why The Times is a sucker for people like Margaret Seltzer/Margaret B. Jones, while studiously ignoring the only real one: the ideological bias permeating the newspaper at every level that makes it resemble a journal of social work more than a newspaper.