Sentence examples for which is ideological from inspiring English sources

So perhaps it is not our stance on academies which is ideological.

He has criticized the Administration relentlessly, not for doing too much in the war on terrorism but for doing too little, and in the wrong way — for failing to understand that this war has to be waged on many fronts, the most important of which is ideological.

He cannot, of course, reveal what is probably foremost on his mind, which is the ideological makeup of the Supreme Court.

The book, which is an ideological tract disguised as history, made the demographic argument that most people who call themselves Palestinians have short roots in the territory and are Arabs who came from elsewhere.

But the reality is that short-term incentives are still incredibly powerful on Wall Street, and there are always going to be people on the Street (which is the ideological center, after all, of eat-what-you-kill capitalism) who put their own interests ahead of those of the company — or, needless to say, of their customers.

There's a philosophy of file-sharing and Internet freedom in the Nordics, which is the ideological foundation for a lot of the pirates.

The principal danger in a Romney presidency is in the reckless and contradictory Republican plan for deficit reduction, most of which is pure ideological nonsense.

So, for that matter, were the Twitter attacks on "Hamilton" from President-elect Donald Trump, for one very important reason — which is not ideological and therefore should not be politicized, as forlorn as that hope may be.

He asserts that its symbolic function is to be found in this very "polysemousness which is profoundly ideological, insofar as it allows essentially social and historical anxieties to be folded back into apparently 'natural' ones... to be recontained in what looks like a conflict with other forms of biological existence".

That explains the lure of juche (loosely, self-reliance, or autarky), which is the sole ideological pillar of this mythology.

But he was also an organiser – which is important in ideological networks that aim to get people excited about ideas.