Sentence examples for held ideologies from inspiring English sources

A book that begins with such a distinct sense of place — a neighborhood in New York City enlivened by fiercely held ideologies — ends in the vacant psychological space of an airport in a world fractured by fear.

I had the sense in 1990 that there were strongly held ideologies here.

Although this is sometimes an explicitly religious system (or is merely attributed by the client to his or her religious system), it has also included other deeply held ideologies, such as the roles of men and women or new age beliefs about the benefits of abstinence from any of several pleasurable activities.

In fact, despite the pose of victimhood adopted by most of these populists, nationalism is probably the most widely held ideology in the world today.

Arguing against bail, Ms. Hemming told the judge the men all had a "strong and deeply held ideology" and were "prepared to carry out dangerous acts".

The story reaffirms the author's passionately held ideology, which is tinged with anarchism, denies any possibility of humane politics, and, with Useppe's death, apparently excludes any final hope for humanity.

Trump's lack of a deeply held ideology and his low poll numbers made his sales job with lawmakers tougher, said Tyler, the Republican advisor.

"Like most analysts," he continues, "we had assumed that radical views in the Muslim world were the outgrowth of a deeply held ideology.

The interview offered the president an informal opportunity to expand his views on the difficulty of reconciling his own aspirations and deeply held ideology with applying them to real-world situations.

For myself: I will try to hold ideology in lower regard.

I can honestly say there wasn't a single minute that I feared for my life or the sanctity of my most sacredly held liberal ideologies.