Sentence examples for bit of ideology from inspiring English sources

In the US, the drive towards contracts with private firms (a model for Britain's embrace of them) was originally a response to the sudden, sharp rises in American prisoner numbers – with a bit of ideology around private business supposedly being more efficient than the public sector.

"'Goodbye Blue Sky' is all about and how I feel about the fields of the earth being bathed in blood because we're so determined to bombard our fellow man with our bit of ideology, or our bit of this, or our religion, and some took issue with that," Waters said.

There's more than a bit of political ideology – and morality – in this.

In essence the game takes a cherished bit of Republican ideology and renders it into gameplay.

When a former teacher suggests to Edmund that his family might be better off without his "socially useless" ailing father, the boy dutifully takes this backdated bit of Nazi ideology to heart and poisons the old man.

Secondly, you start to think that everything can be solved with just a bit of thinking but ideology is too simple to address how things work".

One also senses a bit of Cold War ideology at work in the makeup of the Dodge Collection.

Put it all together, and the price of thawing the Chilean winter looks evident: sacrificing a wee bit of free-market ideology.

Secondly, you start to think that everything can be solved with just a bit of thinking — but ideology is too simple to address how things work".

As a right-wing, pro-business think tank, I suspect AEI can see a bit of its own ideology in Juan Rangel and UNO.

He pulled back the curtain and confirmed how the Republican Party actually functions under Obama: It fights him on every conceivable front, withholding the slightest bit of support not necessarily because of ideology, but because most members do not want to see Obama succeed.