Sentence examples for think ideological from inspiring English sources

But I don't think ideological warfare is his thing.

Or should I just relax and look forward to the eventual Cantor/Norquist Administration?" "I don't think ideological warfare is his thing," Packer responded.

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And a more grandiose rhetoric might lead us to think about ideological questions.

Another precedent cited by historians who think about ideological battles involves the persuasive power of American leaders.

"I think the ideological war was more difficult for the Spanish than armed warfare," said Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, the archaeologist who first led the excavation of the Templo Mayor.

These texts are, Gove thinks (quite rightly), loaded, and he doesn't think the ideological baggage they're carrying is entirely relevant for British schoolchildren.

These voters do not think in ideological terms, and their positions on the issues are often inconsistent and lacking in coherence.

For example, there are people in the green movement who oppose civil nuclear power for I would think rather ideological reasons but it's clearly a low-carbon source of energy generation.

It might sound contradictory, but I think an ideological argument had the greatest influence on my decision: I wanted to work on clean water for everybody, with or without industry.

The government must therefore re-think its ideological decision to cut the teaching grant by 80% and treble tuition fees to £9,000.