Sentence examples for have ideologies from inspiring English sources

We now have ideologies glorifying, celebrating the slaughter of civilians.

Judges weren't supposed to have ideologies; they were not even supposed to have, except in the most anodyne sense, philosophies.

As the late historian Richard Hofstadter noted: "It has been our fate as a nation not to have ideologies but to be one".

An American historian, Richard Hofstadter, once wrote that, "It has been our fate as a nation not to have ideologies but to be one".

Richard Hofstadter wrote of the United States that "it has been our fate as a nation not to have ideologies but to be one".

"When you have ideologies out there – that homosexuals are going to be condemned to hellfire, that you mustn't talk to [gay people], or that if this was a Muslim state they wouldn't be allowed – I do have a problem with that.

"We have ideology followed by crisis management, but no strategy".

June Walker, president of Hadassah, told the audience, "Everywhere, it seems, we have ideology creeping into women's health policy".

To Europeans, she doesn't seem to have ideology, she is pragmatic, I don't think many could say if she was left or rightwing.

Both the western democracies and the Soviet Union had ideologies with origins in the European Enlightenment.

"Thirty years ago, we had ideology, but now people are brought up with materialism.