Sentence examples for some ideological differences from inspiring English sources

"There are some ideological differences, some differences in issues," Mr. Hevesi said of his opponents.

Shortly before starting work on the album, Harrison gave a radio interview to Village Voice reporter Howard Smith, and explained that, although he had some ideological differences with Lennon, his objection to any possible Beatles reunion was based solely on his musical differences with McCartney.

Lessig further evokes the highest ideals of the founders in his appeal that despite some core ideological differences with those on the Right, there is widespread support for getting the corruptive influence of corporate money out of the decision-making process of our government.

Of course, some vestiges of ideological differences remain and show up in areas such as industrial relations and welfare.

"We tried to lay aside some of our ideological differences," said Behning, "Because we had a common focus: to do what's right by our kids".

Some of these are issues where the left is arguably ahead of the right (prison reform, in particular); some are issues where there's potential common ground (education reform); some are issues where ideological differences inevitably lead to very different prescriptions (health care reform, and the cost issue in particular).

Numbers aside, on some issues there are telling ideological differences.

These ideological differences generated some mistrust between programs.

Some schools received them hospitably for dialogue about ideological differences and harmful rules, and some schools had them arrested for trespassing.

The surprising similarity in the voting dynamics of the Warren and Rehnquist courts, despite their ideological differences, suggests that some deeper factor may be imposing a pattern.

Many rebels and opposition activists complain about the Western focus on Islamist groups, some even dismissing the opposition's ideological differences.