Sentence examples for evolving ideology from inspiring English sources

Could rigorous questioning penetrate that crust or predict an evolving ideology?

In the show's evolving ideology, endangered careers can find rebirth, but imperiled marriages have a more difficult time steadying themselves.

"He has the same set of must-solve-problem approaches to policy and politics as newspaper editorial boards tend to — he kind of careens from crisis to crisis saying 'we've got to Do Something,' with a capital D and a capital S," said Matt Welch, the editor in chief of Reason magazine, who traced Mr. McCain's evolving ideology in his book "McCain: The Myth of a Maverick" (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007).

The thorniest part of "Reagan: The Hollywood Years" is its tracing of Reagan's Screen Actors Guild role and evolving political ideology.

The view that the Germans were stabbed in the back even fed evolving Nazi ideology: defeat was a failure of communal will, a betrayal engineered by social and racial saboteurs.

In a representative government defined by factionalism, voter suppression provides one final recourse for obstinate ideologues who cannot bring themselves to abandon or evolve outmoded ideology.

Some groups, keener on extortion than left-wing ideology, are evolving into criminal gangs, taking pay-offs from mining firms.

Although the two men held what appeared to be diametrically opposing views on the struggle for equal rights, scholars say by the end of their lives their ideologies were evolving.

Theorizing a framework for how popular culture cuts across geopolitical spaces and surmounts cultural barriers is not only beneficial for marketing of other culture products, but also sheds light on the ideologies of evolving Chinese popular culture.

Both aristocracy and bourgeoisie evolved its own ideology.

But over time his ideology evolved and the court eventually was transformed by eight subsequent appointments by Republican presidents.