Sentence examples for grounding ideologies from inspiring English sources

Klam graduated in the bottom 10percentt of her high school class, thanks in large part to a mother who above all sought a best friend, a woman who wore the costumes of women's liberation without ever slipping into any of its grounding ideologies.

These choices, grounded in ideologies of Black threat, frame separation from Blackness as a rational choice.

False choices, grounded in ideology, have kept us from effectively addressing all these issues.

Contrasting regulations to protect consumers and reduce systemic risk with the benefits of a market-based system is an example of the "false choices, grounded in ideology" they write about.

"The question is, does he respond to the challenge the same way Clinton responded to the challenge in 1995?" Some Republicans argued that Mr. Bush's difficulties with Mr. Jeffords were not simply grounded in ideology but also in the style and approach of the White House and the Republican leadership in the Senate.

Such seismic shifts cannot be made by women alone and cannot be grounded in ideology.

In short, realities on the ground, not ideology, would pragmatically guide China's reform path.

These create fertile ground for radical ideologies to take root.

Mr. Singh, who has called the Maoist rebellion the most significant internal security challenge to the country, acknowledged that a lack of opportunity in some of India's poorest hinterlands had provided "a fertile ground for extremist ideologies to flourish," but also said that insecurity had hindered economic expansion in those very areas.

Butler now seeks to find a balance between the demand for autonomy (required by a democratizing ideal to which she explicitly subscribes) and the fact that such autonomy does not flow from an atomistic self, but rather its grounding in the particular ideologies and institutions which necessarily connect us with others and deny certain individuals the status of human (37 9, 223 7).

The nationalist ideologies gaining ground around the world, and embodied by the likes of Trump, tend to emphasise a charity-begins-at-home approach.