Sentence examples for default ideology from inspiring English sources

Sure, one had to filter out the snoozy-left default ideology of BBC apparatchiks, but most people were intelligent enough to do so, and partly because the BBC didn't talk down to them.

It is incredulous too that the simplicity of this approach to the world, with the innocence of its assumptions, has been successful in becoming the default ideology of countless governments regardless of political persuasions.

More pervasively, a gradualist form of parliamentary Marxism based around the ideas of Antonio Gramsci, as popularised by the late sociologist Stuart Hall, is the default political ideology of many Labour members under the age of 40.

In the mid-20th century, however, nationalism, though tainted by the blood of European minorities, was the default consensus-building ideology of ruling elites everywhere in Asia and Africa.

Either Tsipras betrays his own ideology to deter default – reneging on promises that got him into power – or he goes down as the man who allowed his country to do what no other EU member has done: enter the uncharted waters of euro exit.

Unlike the dangerous federal budget default negotiations, there was no ideology involved in this dispute, no future election prospects, just plain old money -- who gets what, how much and when.

For example, the default list of regular expressions that we distribute in the models file recognizes ideologies (IDEOLOGY), nationalities (NATIONALITY), religions (RELIGION), and titles (TITLE).

A fragile agreement based on blinkered ideology and political ambition could easily fail, and the resulting default and credit-market chaos would probably create another recession.

Mr. McCain's friends say his ideology has always been ad hoc — limited-government conservative by default, but open to expanding government authority if the goal seemed important.

To the extent that "Miral" espouses an ideology, it is the tolerant, somewhat wistful humanism that is the default setting of Western liberalism.

It was born in 1980 with an ideology that mixed Marxism and liberation theology and promised nationalisation, land redistribution and debt default.