Sentence examples for champion ideologies from inspiring English sources

These two men champion ideologies that purport to be a rejection of elitism.

As noted by Douglas Holt in the Harvard Business Review, today's "crowdculture" has deflated conventional branding models and given rise to an alternative - cultural branding - in which brands collaborate with crowdcultures and champion their ideologies in the marketplace.

So what has changed from the glory days when the world had great political leaders and when parties championed clear ideologies?

(It is Louis Farrakhan who champions the ideology of the original Nation of Islam).

He also championed the ideology of Pan-Turanianism the Pan-Turanianism thel unity and future greatness of the Ural-Altaic peoples.

While Jesus is called the Prince of Peace, the Embodiment of Love, and the Lamb of God, ideologues have re-interpreted the Gospels to transform Jesus into a champion of their ideologies.

Knowing she was in trouble, Thatcher simply reminded her backbenchers that she was the champion of the ideology that they supported.

As these proud and suspicious champions of competing ideologies consolidated their hold over their respective spheres of influence, areas still in dispute became flash points for recurrent cold war crises.

It's also a guided tour through American governmental history from the beginning of the New Deal through the Reagan years, featuring the struggle between two larger-than-life political champions and their ideologies -- Ronald Reagan and the Old Conservatism against Tip O'Neill and the New Deal liberalism.

Rather than lobby him to choose a champion of liberal ideology or a symbolically historic appointment, many in the president's party have come to support his view that he should focus on finding a replacement for the late Justice Antonin Scalia who has unchallenged legal credentials.

Very conservative Republicans favor rhetorically aggressive champions of conservative ideology.