Sentence examples for take ideological from inspiring English sources

"The idea was that you would have a resident intellectual — somebody who would take ideological and philosophical responsibility for what the theatre was trying to do," Eustis says.

There has been a trend in recent metaphysics to take ideological commitment to be as important if not more important than ontological commitment with respect to providing a criterion of theory choice, at least for fundamental theories (see especially Sider 2011 12 155).

To unearth the truth, he argues, we must avoid making psychological inferences and taking ideological stands; only facts should command our attention.

Taking ideological consistency to an absurd extreme, House Republican leaders are putting their aversion to "big government" ahead of the nation's security needs.

They eventually changed their name with Hutz taking ideological influence from Ukranian born Nikolai Gogol, due to the writer's success at smuggling Ukrainian culture into mainstream Europe, something Hutz wanted to achieve in the United States.

The changes would be calamitous at the best of times but to attempt such reform when spending is being cut takes ideological commitment to a level well beyond anything attempted by Thatcher.

209 Joel Feinberg offers some justification for this view when he writes, 'human dignity is not possible without the acknowledgment of personal sovereignty.' 210 This strategic positioning and the attempt at taking ideological ownership of the term human dignity is unsurprising, given its near-universal appeal.

It doesn't take constant, ideological bickering".

And Lula has pledged not to take an "ideological stance" on the subject.

He tells Sanders supporters to take an ideological quiz at the Web site ISideWith.com.

Candidates usually take sharply ideological positions during primaries, to woo the die-hard activists who vote in them, before tacking back to the centre as the general election nears.