Sentence examples for broad ideology from inspiring English sources

For some time, Labor and the Liberals have effectively represented two competing factions within that broad ideology, even if Turnbull is likely to be dragged further right in this term as he tries to mollify the Liberals' own hardliners.

From time to time, a candidate pops up who can get votes even from people who understand that they disagree with the candidate on specific issues or even broad ideology.

"The old political parties, the Christian Democratic Party and the Communist Party, represented broad ideologies and their leaders were comparatively unimportant," he said.

Otherwise, warfare serves broad ideologies and not the more narrowly defined interests of a sovereign or a nation.

Social constructions concerning trade and health reflect broad ideologies concerning the impacts of market processes.

These represent two broad ideologies: those who believe that empowerment is something that can be conferred upon another, and those who believe that it is something that must come from within the individual.

"My hope is to move beyond the broader ideology and rhetoric I learned, and navigate the collective memory".

Uber's emergence as a useful data repository no urban planners want to miss is in line with the broader ideology of solutionism espoused by Silicon Valley.

It's also a show about family; not outdated conservative notions of family, but a broader ideology of who we include in our family.

White House theorists suggest that if Americans have the chance to discover the pleasures of tax-free investment withdrawals, they will buy into its broader ideology of individual self-reliance.

The Tsarnaev brothers are hardly the first accused of being domestic criminals who have killed and maimed innocent bystanders in an ideologically or religiously motivated attack (assuming, even, that the Tsarnaevs acted as charged because of some broader ideology and not just because they were two angry young men with homemade bombs).