Sentence examples for accepted ideologies from inspiring English sources

While narrative literature, embodied in works such as The Eloquent Peasant, emphasize the individual hero who challenges society and its accepted ideologies, the teaching texts instead stress the need to comply with society's accepted dogmas.

The arrival in the U.S. of Japanese manufacturing methods precipitated a radical transformation in the accepted ideology behind how assembly lines should operate and how the highest levels of industrial productivity are achieved.

Others complain that we "don't care about the poor" to express their frustration that we have not accepted an ideology that sacrifices fidelity to the Gospel for "relevance" and popular approval.

"You don't want to accept dangerous ideologies and then come back to the community and create a lot of havoc," Mohamud said.

They are traitors to our state, and there's nothing in the Constitution that accepts their ideologies".

Tell them that you will not lie about your religion and that you are ready to accept other ideologies if they are superior to Islam.

But a Hamburg intelligence official said there were 2,000 residents who embrace radical ideology and another 45 who accept the ideology of Al Qaeda and global jihad.

After 30 years, "there was a generation ready to accept their ideology.

Moreover, Mr Hussein says that in the places they have conquered Isis is remodelling society in its own image, aiming to educate people into accepting Isis ideology.

The mission of today's activists involves less an act of persuading their peers to accept an ideology than in awakening them to the fact that they already embody it.

Typically, the higher the parents' education level, the more likely they will accept the ideology of gender equality and the gender gap in educational investment will be smaller; the lower the parents' educational level, the more likely they will accept the patriarchal concept, which will reduce women's opportunity in higher education.