Sentence examples for those ideological from inspiring English sources

Those ideological foes who shared drinks together, for instance, battled bitterly over civil rights laws.

"We need more than a technological platform to make those ideological shifts".

Any realist coming upon those ideological settlements sees them for what they are: outposts in an alien land.

He also sought to remind those in the hall of what they had in common, hitting those ideological notes that are more or less uncontroversial.

"They conspired and took concrete steps to blow up synagogues and churches to advance those ideological goals and to possess and use illegal firearms and explosives," Mr. Vance said at the news conference.

At Bill Clinton's first inaugural, the Democratic Party was defined on its right flank by Robert Rubin and on its left by Robert Reich, and though the center of gravity has shifted left since then, the Party still mostly obeys those ideological poles.

Begin by accepting that this is a debate in which, for everybody except those on the ideological extremes, the ethics are nearly as complicated as the science itself.

Mr Bo is a champion of those on the ideological left who would like to see the state take on a bigger role, in everything from industry to the provision of welfare.

After all, outside of those on the ideological extremes, the public likes the idea of elected officials resolving their disputes at the negotiating table, giving something to get something.

Today, Ms. Fowler vowed that the panel "will not be sidetracked by those with ideological or political agendas".

If Mr. Tanenhaus is correct that many Americans feel "unease" toward government's role in our daily lives, it is either because they take much of what the federal government does for granted, or because the media tend to give a disproportionate voice to those whose ideological temper tantrums against government make for good copy and sound bites.