Sentence examples for some sort of ideological from inspiring English sources

It's a transition arrangement, a techie thing, that becomes some sort of ideological idea.

If they've failed at the national level, it has been for reasons other than their inability to meet some sort of ideological purity test.

This may not actually be so – because, in so much as religion is seen as implying some sort of ideological baggage, the same can be said of secular and explicitly "humanitarian" aid.

Indeed, even when there is some sort of ideological cause involved in these irruptions of evil — as there was in the Oklahoma City bombing, and of course in 9/11 itself — the main objective often seems to be destruction for destruction's sake.

Do Senator Durbin and other critics of predatory for-profit colleges actually have some sort of ideological bias against a certain kind of college?

And while some of us are old enough to remember that once upon a time these arguments always had at least some sort of ideological flavor to them, i.e. the throwdowns were at least rooted in some sort of real political issue (war, taxes, immigration, etc).

Toomey, a former congressman known for his unyielding conservatism, had come to be regarded by some of his fellow-Republicans as a sort of ideological kamikaze.

His interest in change and progress is sort of ideological.

I reject the idea that we prefer the hair shirt as a sort of ideological preference.

Sokolowski stressed to me that dictionaries are in the business of recording how people are using the language, not predicting or prescribing any sort of ideological mission.

Who was Ayn Rand, and, based on her work, what sort of ideological perspective do you think an organization in her name might have?