ideological ** , also: ideologic

This is not so much an ideological as an economic issue.

I do not look on it as an ideological issue.

The campaign turned up few ideological differences between the two men.

In fact today, like yesterday, the issue is political and ideological.

Until now, it has been written in an ideological way.

The ideological position a person or party takes may be described in terms of social and economic policy.

However, we also stand to gain from an ideological point of view.

Both say they want to reach across ideological and party lines.

The one set for this spring, however, is less ideological.

Instead they are organized by an ideological or social group.

We should use our common sense and not be led by ideological feelings.

This is not the time for ideological decisions, but to think of the public.

I really believe that the ideological battle for education needs to be made.

As an ideological movement rather than a national or military one, they can play by different rules.

The question is not what she was like as person, but where he ideological thinking and policies lead.

The difference between the two parties is not simply ideological.

An ideological contest can be a long and difficult one.

If it did, there would still be ideological and economic competition.

They are the two most ideological candidates in the race.

It was a policy argument from a strong ideological position.

But they were too ideological and angry to do that.

The party's ideological line was not clearly defined at first.

Of course, there was also an ideological foundation for building it.

Its ideological, and has little to do with the recession.

The customer service problem is more ideological than anything else.