Sentence examples for central ideological from inspiring English sources

Republicans who have made the deficit their central ideological focus are, in some sense, the dog that caught the bus.

At the time of its release, the central ideological conflict between the warmly idealistic Danton (Gérard Depardieu) and the coldly pragmatic Robespierre (Wojciech Pszoniak) seemed analogous with that of Lech Wałęsa and General Wojciech Jaruzelski, although the film was based on a 1931 Polish play.

He regards recognition as the central ideological mechanism by which the state confronts its citizens with the choice between obedience and the loss of social existence (Althusser 1970, 174 176).

With this action, Nabis eliminated a central ideological pillar of the old Spartan social system and the chief reason for objection to Spartan expansion by the surrounding poleis (city-states).

Up until Bitcoin, the concept of money (and by extension, economics) has been a conceit concocted by the centralized, ideological hocus-pocus of central banks and their academic pets.

The central role of ideological zeal is illustrated by one of the smaller privatisations Meek doesn't examine.

True, badgers will never be central to the ideological struggles of our times, but the issue is still sensitive and deeply divides many in the countryside.

In Two Concepts of Liberty Berlin sought to explain the difference between two (not, he acknowledged, the only two) different ways of thinking about political liberty which had run through modern thought, and which, he believed, were central to the ideological struggles of his day.

The notion of human lives not worth living was central to the ideological changes at the beginning of the twentieth century.

If you take the historical long view, the shifts we are now witnessing in evangelicalism reflect a central strand in its ideological DNA, namely its populist impulse.

They selectively form alliances with the central government from the ideological aspect, while defining the local government as an executor of concrete policies.