Sentence examples for generation ideology from inspiring English sources

The first is the " spoilt generation ideology" and the " physiological drive ideology".

Isis hopes to secure its future by indoctrinating the next generation with ideology from a young age.

Is it too much to hope that a less mean book might become the formative meta-text for the next generation's ideology?

In this clash of generations and ideologies, there's black Russian humour and outstanding photography but I get the feeling a higher-profile, less "arthousey" winner would have secretly pleased the head honchos.

That is a trend that cuts across class, generations and ideologies.

"In the simple stone church where his mother brought him to worship as a small boy, John F. Kennedy Jr., the country's most famous namesake, was remembered as a young man who shouldered the ponderous weight of legend and was still 'becoming the person he would be' in a memorial Mass yesterday that united generations and ideologies," The New York Times wrote in July 1999.

These feed paranoid fantasies of those in beleaguered exurban worlds, beset by vandals, fiends and the nameless menace of an unknown young generation: an imprisoning ideology of anxiety.

Mr. Arafat, though, could not break free of several generations of Palestinian ideology about the sanctity of sovereignty over Jerusalem.

American voters will need to decide if we are willing to sacrifice the health of current and future generations to the ideology of unfettered markets.

Emma: So you see moderate folk like Meghan as bridges between generations and shifting ideology.

With the lifting of the now-defunct priesthood ban 35 years ago, Church leaders appeared convinced that the 1978 official declaration was enough change 20 generations of racist ideology.