Sentence examples for flawed ideology from inspiring English sources

"That bond will not be broken by a lawyer with a failed strategy, a flawed ideology and a false reality".

The Kingston University economist Steve Keen points out that, in the run up to 2008, the flawed ideology of neoliberal economics made a dangerous situation worse.

The former Tory home secretary Lord Howard today renewed his criticism of Clarke's green paper, claiming it was "marred by a flawed ideology" and its focus on tackling reoffending rates was "like solving only one side of a Rubik's Cube".

It's a flawed ideology that results in massive damage to the free speech and healthy conversation he professes to want to champion because nazis are great at silencing people they hate and harass.

The fact that the former chairman of Goldman Sachs led these negotiations is indicative of the deep conflicts of interest that lie at the heart of the poor policy choices and flawed ideology that forced the financial system to the precipice while unjustly enriching so many in the process.

This a flawed ideology; there are too many inputs that contribute to a child's one-time bubble test score.

While commendable, the association's outspoken opposition to Ms. Irizarry is a reminder of how accepting it has been of Bush nominees who have been flawed in their ideology.

It is now clear, if it wasn't clear before, that such ideology is flawed.

However, I think that this ideology is flawed.

The real problem with conservatives, the Tea Party, the House, the GOP presidential candidates, isn't ideology, however flawed or insane it might be.

Ideology conserves by camouflaging flawed social conditions, giving an illusory account of their rationale or function, in order to legitimate and win acceptance of them.