Sentence examples for expressing ideology from inspiring English sources
She said toward the end of her life that as a photographer she never thought of herself as affecting politics, expressing ideology, delivering messages.
Bills with absolutely no chance of becoming law, introduced only to express ideology (as opposed to appreciation), are rampant.
malleable to the point of innocence, and self-reported expressions of ideological fealty are quickly abandoned for policies that — once endorsed by a well-known party leader — run contrary to that expressed ideology.
When we did get to discussing issues, both women seemed close in expressed ideology — same as when they ran together for council in 2014.
How do fabulous jewels and ludicrously expensive accessories express the ideology of the angry and dispossessed?
The Supreme Court has held that cross-burning might be protected speech, provided it expresses an ideology rather than a threat.
During the late 18th century, proponents of the Jewish Enlightenment in Berlin wrote short plays that expressed their ideology.
Rather it serves to define the sort of relationship he wishes to have with those who surround him: his slogan expresses an ideology of human separation.
Von Benda-Beckmann quoted by Leach et al. (2011) suggests that this includes not only the many rights that one owner may have in tree and other resources but also the ways in which these rights are expressed through ideology, legal institutions and power dynamics.
The Latin phrase imperium sine fine ("empire without end" ) expressed the ideology that neither time nor space limited the Empire.
