Sentence examples for aging ideology from inspiring English sources

Countering this is positive aging ideology that insists that many things get better with age.

Kyrié is also an advocate for a graceful aging ideology and views crises (quarter-life, mid-life and eldership) as opportunities for embracing who we innately are.

Amid rapid technological and business evolution, they promised "kinetic change made stable," writes John M. Jordan, a historian, in his book "Machine-Age Ideology: Social Engineering and American Liberalism, 1911-1939" (UNorth Carolinaorth Carolina, 1994).

Matthew MacWilliams' survey found that Trump's rise was driven by people inclined toward "authoritarianism" while "education, income, gender, age, ideology and religiosity had no significant bearing on a Republican voter's preferred candidate".

A recently released study of Trump supporters, conducted by PhD student Matthew MacWilliams, found that one common denominator far surpassed the usual suspects of education, income, gender, age, ideology, and religion.

That's not going to be the case in 2014, because Neves remains incredibly popular in the state among voters of all ages, ideologies and backgrounds.

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Gendered life was divided into three stages according to whether they were traditional or non-traditional (the latter includes equal): childhood (mother's paid work position), adulthood at age 30 (ideology and childcare), and adulthood at age 42 (partnership and childcare).

Instead, winter has closed over the hermit kingdom, and the aging hardliners cling to their ideologies like misers clutching worthless banknotes.

This is the age of ideology.

"It's not the age of ideology anymore.