Sentence examples for convincing ideology from inspiring English sources

Shortcomings that were identified included corruption (a chief complaint of the Tiananmen students), lack of accountability in decision-making, no convincing ideology, and an ossified structure.

"Bush's ideology convinced him that, of the two rising stars on the world stage, India was preferable".

I wasn't convinced of his ideology.

It's an old school form of brainwashing where you isolate the subject (your romantic partner in this case) from opposing views and, using literature that matches your ideology, convince them to adopt your beliefs.

Having grown accustomed to and convinced by the ideology that a "rising tide" raises all boats and the narrative that they have created numerous jobs and great opportunity in the process of their wealth accumulation, they feel unfairly judged and unjustly vilified.

"It was also a political mission, not in terms of ideology but about convincing people that contemporary art is not something dangerous or purely oppositional.

As one former Libyan diplomat told me, "The ideology of the regime was not convincing at all, but the terror was very efficient".

I'm not sure, but one thing I am becoming increasingly convinced of is what Salecl says: "Ideology that convinces us that everyone can make it if only he or she makes the right choice relies on blindness – we do not see that social constraints stop us making out of our lives what we wish for.

Biggest flaw: The author's contention that moderate Republicanism represents a coherent ideology rather than an approach to politics is not completely convincing.

This was compared not favourably to Mrs Clinton's more flexible approach to ideology and principle.Barack Obama's tribute was only partly convincing.

He believes that the key element at work among the Nazis was not rampant hatred but a totalitarian ideology that convinced its adherents that they were doing good.