Sentence examples for from the ideologies from inspiring English sources
The context of my political upbringing was shaped by individualism, neoliberalism, consumerism and "post -feminism; it could not be further from the ideologies held by the novel's central characters.
Yet Henze's creative exile from the ideologies propagated by the generation of young musical Turks such as Nono or Stockhausen meant that he connected with more listeners, with more institutions, and that his music achieved its arguably more radical aims more completely than many of his contemporaries.
In a striking departure from the ideologies that for decades have dominated official discussions of crime, the co-chairs of the group proclaim: "we need less incarceration, not more, to help us do our jobs and keep all Americans safe".
"We can't escape the societal ideals of what beauty is, that it stems from the ideologies of white women," Thomas tells The Creators Project on our visit to her Brooklyn studio.
And that means when he speaks we should listen critically, sorting out the economics from the ideology.
Lisa Levenstein Greensboro, N.C., June 14 , 2010 To the Editor: What's missing from the ideology of the recently successful conservative Republican women is sisterhood.
A distinct type is created rather by expressive functions arising from the ideology of the different systems of political organization (monarchy, theocracy, democracy, etc).
Others say that Mr. Netanyahu's intimate circle and background make it hard for him to stray far from the ideology in which he grew up.
Their arguments are persuasive - and not far removed from the ideology that fired Morley in the 80s, when he was making music with the Art of Noise.
