Sentence examples for running ideological from inspiring English sources

As liberated gay men in the 1970s once baffled their pre-Stonewall forebears, the new gender outlaws, to borrow a phrase from the transgender writer Kate Bornstein, may soon be running ideological circles around their elders.

These men run the ideological gamut from Morris K. Udall to Barry Goldwater.

"I think there was an attempt to run an ideological agenda that, I think, has failed," he said.

It need not run into ideological battles abroad.But third and most important, there is a lot that America and China agree on.

During his re-election campaign last year against H. Carl McCall, a Democrat, Mr. Pataki was endorsed by most major daily newspapers in the state, and they run the ideological gamut.

It is important to grasp that every recruit to the military makes the choice to join according to their place on a spectrum, where their reasons run from ideological at one end to economic at the other.

This patchwork proposal not only demonstrates the House leadership's inability to extract a meaningful consensus from a membership that runs the ideological gamut from the Out of Iraq Caucus on the left to the Blue Dogs on the right.

The report also said that commentary was very passionate and ran the "ideological gamut".

What all this suggests is that the moral divide over affluence and technology doesn't just run between ideological camps; it runs through our own hearts.

Its funders run the ideological gamut from International Paper to Defenders of Wildlife, and its 150 authors come from universities, environmental groups, industry, and government.

What lies ahead for a country that has already run the ideological gamut of political leaders in recent years, with none able to ease the crisis, may be a return to the more profound instability and tumult that afflicted Greece for decades before and after World War II — civil war, military coups and dictatorship.