Sentence examples for terms of ideology from inspiring English sources

The place is a phantom in terms of ideology".

"And in terms of ideology, he has already made significant concessions".

Let's have no illusions: the two decades are decidedly at odds in terms of ideology.

"McCain is, in terms of ideology, somewhat hard to pigeonhole," he said.

"We are still debating our existence, not only in terms of policy but in terms of ideology," he said.

He thinks about voters not just in terms of ideology -- with the cold war over, who really has one anymore?

Everything is pitched in terms of counter ideology, even though ideology is not the prime mover in terms of bringing people into terrorism.

Now Mr. Bush could have tried to sell his plan in terms of the ideology that the plan actually reflects.

Similarly, in terms of candidate ideology, more than twice as many Gingrich voters in Mississippi said that Mr. Santorum was about right on the issues than those who viewed Mr. Romney that way.

"The degradation in terms of political ideology, moral quality, lifestyle, opportunism, individualism and bureaucracy, corruption and wastefulness by cadres and civil servants is serious," Mr. Manh said in 2006.

This suggests, at the very least, that the Peronists are changing less in terms of political ideology than the opposition.