Sentence examples for take ideology from inspiring English sources

For example, take ideology: city governance has nothing to do with it.

In his attack on the states this week, Turnbull said "You've got to take ideology out of it.

Mainstream dating sites take ideology into account, but taboos against talking politics mean that major differences can be hidden for months or even years.

In the decade of "the end of ideology," it took ideology off the table.

He took ideology to be the whole point of the Cold War, and there is no question of his militancy on the subject.

He used his chairmanship of the Senate subcommittee on the courts to call publicly for a new approach to judicial confirmations, one that openly took ideology into account rather than shrouding that concern in investigations into nominees' private lives.

Her great strength — following the money; never taking ideology at face value but always questioning who benefits from it; helping to pull the left back to the economic analysis that it forgot during the era of "the personal is political" — is also a weakness.

While it is routine for any administration to hire ideologically sympathetic people to fill the politically appointed positions that are vacated with each new president, civil service laws prohibit taking ideology into account when hiring for the permanent posts known as "career" positions.

Without taking ideology into account, the religious theme in the movie is useless.

In the age of ideology, as was the 20th century until the 1970s, this moderate, qualified stand, and its companion skepticism, were taken for weakness: How can you educate young people with such a sophisticated approach, an approach that takes ideology with a grain of salt, that demands tolerance, that rejects the belief that total redemption is around the corner?

"You have to take the ideology of nationalism head on," he said.