Sentence examples for weight of ideological from inspiring English sources

There was no compass, no weight of ideological baggage.

But he could never overcome the harm that Mr. Obama's advertising had done over the summer or the weight of the ideological baggage he carried from the primary.

In his hugely popular "Downton Abbey," and in the script for "Gosford Park," Fellowes showed a subtle feel for the ironies of class, but his Titanic sinks under the weight of its ideological baggage: the sneering condescension of the first-class passengers is so caricatured that it ends up having no traction.

At a rally following his press conference in Sioux City Monday night, a parade of Cruz's endorsers took the stage, putting the weight of their ideological zealotry behind his White House bid.

He later related that the Movement's members were simply anti-Batista, and few had strong socialist or anti-imperialist views, something which Castro attributed to "the overwhelming weight of the Yankees' ideological and advertising machinery" which he believed suppressed class consciousness among Cuba's working class.

Some leftists accused him of ideological impurity.

Her combination of ideological certainty and global prominence ensured that Britain played a role in the collapse of the Soviet Union that was disproportionate to its weight in the world.

The exit permit thus becomes a method of ideological control.

Irrespective of ideological orientation, the Czechs opposed the dual monarchy.

No test of ideological purity is administered at the door.

"We show all sorts of ideological flexibility on this".