Sentence examples for seems to be ideological from inspiring English sources

Much of the opposition to high-speed rail in America seems to be ideological and party-driven.

She has even won the backing of several donors to Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential campaign, who would seem to be ideological allies of Mr. Lhota.

Is using the already strained emotions of military families as a pawn in what seems to be an ideological temper tantrum really fair or necessary?

Many of the organisations that are being de-funded are community controlled and it seems to be an ideological shift away from them.

That sentiment seems to be shared across ideological lines on Capitol Hill and in many business circles right now.

EH Behind the various cuts being suggested, with the justification of getting rid of the deficit, there clearly seems to be a systematic, ideological demand for deconstructing, semi-privatising, the old arrangements – whether it's the pension system, welfare system, school system or even the health system.

There seems to be a serious ideological battle underway in Saudi society about what is acceptable social conduct, especially when it comes to art.

The Bottom Line Oregon, overall, seems to be just to the ideological left of where most political observers place the border between competitive and safely Democratic states.

Yet, South Africa's membership in this alliance seems to be more reflective of ideological solidarity than of practicality.

"If anything, there seems to be some regression in the ideological sphere," said Chen Ziming, a prominent political commentator in Beijing who supports democratic change.

But there seems to be little appetite for the ideological warfare over the role of the federal government that characterized budget fights under President Reagan, Mr. Bush's father and Mr. Clinton.