Sentence examples for fundamental ideology from inspiring English sources

"They represent a conservative, religiously fundamental ideology that is more in tune with Trump and his supporters than with me.

Vice-chancellor Stephen Toope lays out a platform for improving the dire state of access to Cambridge, but his start-of-year speech betrays the fundamental ideology that will hamper effective attempts to do so.

They are not just strapped; they are spiritually queasy about the fundamental ideology of unrestrained consumption.

"Some might argue the motivation for Iraq is rooted in fundamental Christian ideology," he said.

It is important that the new desire to appeal to people with aspirations does not result in a party which mirrors rather than challenges fundamental Tory ideology.

Pondering why they were in different camps, they put it down to differences of personal background and culture rather than fundamental political ideology.

No wonder we usually want to work back from deficiencies in the way we hear political ideas expressed to what we take to be more fundamental causes – ideology, group values and affinities, the major economic and social challenges of the day.

More specifically, the issues under discussion range from the fundamental political ideologies of the government to the specific contents of public policies.

Meyer's insistence on damming up subjective meaning, foregrounding the building as instrument, constitutes a serious break from the humanist demiurge that is still fundamental to Modernist ideology.

It is a fundamental question of ideology and enormous public interest".

At a more fundamental level, the ideology of the art market and the entrenched post-structuralist disdain for hierarchical, subjective judgments have pushed the voice of the critic to the extreme margins.