Sentence examples for terms of ideological from inspiring English sources

This diagram maps the possible dialectical positions in the field of the original, highlighting the terms of ideological closure, but also implying openings to further instaurations.

Never was this more obvious than after the February 2016 death of Scalia, leaving the court at a four-four deadlock in terms of ideological balance.

Isis's commanding presence in terms of ideological influence does mean it has more capacity to incite attacks than ever before – and while al-Qaeda was the first to set up an English-language magazine in Inspire, Isis has been far more successful at getting people to go the extra mile and actually carry out attacks.

"In terms of ideological [support]," Vidino explains, "it was [about] talking to former neo-Nazis themselves, who explain why the ideology's flawed.

And yet the two sides of the conflict — in terms of beliefs, ideological lineage, and language — were almost entirely the same.

In this author's view, this conference was, in terms of its ideological and policy claims, and its international relations' implications, perhaps the single most important Afro-Asian Conference in the 20th century.

The good people at the National Journal -- who America turns to for information on how our lawmakers rank in terms of their ideological rigidity -- is out today with rankings of the conservative members of the House of Representatives and the Senate.

We explained in our book that political science research also shows that, in terms of both ideological fervor and rhetorical appeal, conservative Republicans are drawn to absolutes – right or wrong, ingroup loyalty over outgroup tolerance, hierarchy and order v. equality and openness to change.

The writer shares her own experience of designing methods for media analysis in terms of cultural, political, ideological, and socioeconomic implication.

Backing up a minute: I don't think you want to read European elections in terms of any particular ideological tide.

"I don't think that any movement is in the position, in terms of resources and ideological power, to monopolize the political process".