Sentence examples for hegemonic quality from inspiring English sources

Being unhappy with this sort of hegemonic quality of the Enlightenment project is to sort of counterattack by just saying, "Well, we're going to believe this and we don't care what science has to say".

Inherent in this concept of male power are the hegemonic qualities of a 'real man' – tough, fearless, and physically strong.

Externally, the group can be subject to discrimination and adverse attitudes from the hegemonic outsiders, resulting in lower quality of care and inferior access to health services (36).

The hegemonic state's character was further visualized by Keohane's theory of hegemonic stability.

Education and marketing interventions aimed at men and boys sometimes make use of 'real' men, men who embody at least some of the qualities associated with hegemonic masculinity.

This option opposes the hegemonic idea in dentistry that traditionally associates quality with more sophisticated treatments, which are causing financial barriers to access dental care.

Is neoliberalism hegemonic?

Neoliberalism has been pretty hegemonic.

Blogging is real, but not hegemonic.

It was, as Antonio Gramsci put it, hegemonic.

She blames the "dominant hegemonic system".