Sentence examples for edited ideology from inspiring English sources
He edited ideology out or played it down, cut references to himself and his achievements, and even exhibited flexibility of mind, reversing some of his own prior edits".
Judith Lorber, "Believing is seeing: Biology as ideology," in Multicultural Experiences, Multicultural Theories, pp. 186 197 edited by Mary Rogers and George Ritzer (New York: the McGraw-Hill, 1996), 193.
In moving public opinion, tax cutters have found a powerful new ally in The National Post, a 16-month-old newspaper edited by imported British journalists who seem intent on conquering Canada with Margaret Thatcher's ideology.
He and others connected with the succession of websites he edited – such as Taki magazine and alternativeright.com – wrote extensively, focusing the alt-right into a more definite ideology, with increasingly hardline ideas about race.
Fiennes spent the best part of a year editing The Pervert's Guide to Ideology.
"Ideology is the enemy of conservatism because it edits, omits or ignores reality," Hart writes.
He is also editing a collection of essays from scholars around the world comparing the Zionist system and ideology with the government of apartheid South Africa.
The ways in which media forces women into gender roles collide with fascist ideology in artist Alvaro Carmona's re-edit of Cosmopolitan's Spanish January 2016 issue.
Two subsets are the ideology of word over image and of continuity over editing.
In the end, the thinking behind the producers' decision to go light on science and heavy on ideology in Mr. Hockenberry's questioning and in the editing of the piece becomes clear.
