Sentence examples for an explicit ideology from inspiring English sources

General Francisco Franco found in the Falange a potential political party and an explicit ideology at hand for his use.

It is not an explicit ideology but a pattern of beliefs, attitudes and instincts.The Bush administration displays "exceptionalist" characteristics to an unusual extent.

But as a doctrine — as an explicit ideology of racial superiority and domination — racism no longer has more than a dwindling handful of adherents.

There will be rules designed to prevent it from being commandeered by ideologues, but that is difficult to do when you don't have an explicit ideology," said Marshall, who acknowledged that, when all is said and done, he may find himself voting for Obama a second time.

That notion has some validity, despite the fact that libertarianism as an explicit political ideology has met with very limited success - Rand Paul's failure to make an impact in presidential polls being the latest example.

Even though the legal right to participate in decision making was part of the explicit ideology of the health services, these ideals were difficult to implement in practice.

Several of the residents have an interest in anarchy and far-left politics, but there are no explicit ideologies that govern the inhabitants.

"Systemic influences like marriage and evangelical Christianity interact with white supremacy to influence white women's political behavior, through the explicit ideologies they propagate and the more insidious ways they reflect and perpetuate other structural inequalities," the senior vice president for the Democracy Alliance, a progressive donor network wrote in the Nation.

I see these socio-cultural imaginaries as ways of interpreting that reflect lived modes of writing and conducting existence, or one's place in the world, rather than manifesting "explicit ideologies" (Salazar 8, Gaonkar).

ISIS holds this apocalyptic narrative as an explicit part of its ideology, and one that it has increasingly promoted since the group captured Dabiq amid its rapid growth in 2014.

The victory of Barack Obama in the 2008 election constituted an explicit and overwhelming rejection of an ideology that had engulfed the Republican Party since Reagan won the White House in 1980.