Sentence examples for deep-rooted ideology from inspiring English sources
However, specific governmental structures, political culture, deep-rooted ideology, historical practice, and short-term political circumstances will likely always work to give interest group activity many unique elements in each country.
He summarised, "Krrish neither has the sleek aura nor the deep-rooted ideology of superheroes.
The Merchants of Doubt shows that while deep-rooted political ideologies usually underpin this bottleneck, disinformation tightens it, fueling scientifically unfounded debate, doubt, and denial that conveniently excuse political intransigence.
Under this view, a deep-rooted American political ideology disfavored concentrated financial power, with the alleged result that the Berle/Means model of the firm (with its characteristic "separation of ownership and control") became dominant in the U.S. (but not elsewhere).
Both thinkers believe that anti-statist ideology is genuine and deep-rooted, and not the last whimper of white supremacy or a disingenuous political posture.
However, it has been difficult for practitioners to fully embrace this progressive ideology so long as powerful and deep-rooted cultural traditions run counter to modern scientific and democratic ideas (Wang & Mao, 1996).
For nearly half a century this elite upheld an ideology of national self-strengthening that included, along with secularism, socialism and non-alignment, a deep-rooted suspicion of American foreign policy and economic doctrines.
"There's deep-rooted corruption.
