Sentence examples for criticizing ideologies from inspiring English sources

Not criticizing ideologies or theologies.

Just three years ago, Enoch could be heard mocking Spencer ("talks like a fag") and Cantwell ("a dickhead turtle"), criticizing their ideologies as too extreme.

First, radicals play an important role in criticizing the ideologies of those who promote violence in the name of God.

The laws and rules vary, but all have a simple distinction at their core, which is that criticizing an ideology, including a religious ideology, however vociferously, is different from inducing hatred of a people or persons.

In addition to Mansour, there are several writers who have left the Islamic extremist subculture and who are criticizing Wahhabi ideology.

"An Nono is someone who thinks that those who criticize an ideology are racists and xénophobes while criticism of ideas is a fundamental right in a democratic society," reads a translated copy of his post.

Streep's comments had criticized exclusionary ideology.

He does not criticize the ideology itself; rather, he upholds it.

Since the late nineteenth century some feminists have allied with socialism, whereas others have criticized socialist ideology for being insufficiently concerned about women's rights.

Straightforward, smartly dressed in Western style, articulate and fearless, she utilizes a fierce intelligence to criticize the ideology of Islamism that threatens the benign religion bequeathed by her parents.

In the early days of his presidency -- beginning with his inaugural address pledging to "restore science to its rightful place" and his energy announcements in the East Room on Monday when he criticized "rigid ideology" for having overridden "sound science" -- President Obama has set an example that all public servants would be wise to replicate.