Sentence examples for true ideological from inspiring English sources

Labour's shadow Health Secretary, Andy Burnham, said: "The true ideological intent of the Government's NHS plans is becoming clearer by the day.

And it may be that Mr. Bloomberg's true ideological leanings and social policy agenda outside of education will emerge as part of the budget process.

The process, in 2008, meant that a politician who had once been essentially a moderate, Mr. McCain, had to transform himself into a right winger and the party went into the general far out of the nation's true ideological mainstream.

GEORGE BUSH has spent much of the past two weeks dropping heavy hints that he is the true ideological heir of Ronald Reagan the champion of a muscular foreign policy, small government and free markets.

They are in this mess because the "doctors will decide" mantra was always a fig leaf for their true ideological purpose of driving competition and privatisation into the heart of the NHS..

In his conclusion, Lears explicitly identifies Roosevelt as George W. Bush's true "ideological ancestor," a rebuttal to those who would place the universalist Woodrow Wilson first in the Iraq war's genealogy.

And while this may or may not be true, the ideological gap between Kahane and Hirsch could not have been deeper.

And this is something that is true across the ideological spectrum.

Neither has the profile of an ideological true believer or an unquestioningly faithful lieutenant.

Legislators in the spotlight feel pressure to stay true to their ideological base, but behind closed doors they might have an easier time crafting solutions.

In 2009, Ryan was striving to reintroduce himself as someone true to his ideological roots and capable of reversing his party's reputation for fiscal profligacy.