Sentence examples for ideological analysis from inspiring English sources

What he doesn't have – or even feels he requires – is an ideological analysis to back up the ideas expressed in his songs.

To be sure, the apocalyptic ideological analysis — that "freedom" is incompatible with Clinton-era tax rates and Massachusetts-style health care — is pure crazy.

If, as many claim, "humanity is at the crossroads of the most serious economic and social crisis in modern history", where is today's big answer, or bold ideological analysis and recipe for transformation, the movement that's taking the masses by storm?

These become the start and finish of any ideological analysis.... Totalist language, then, is repetitiously centered on all-encompassing jargon, prematurely abstract, highly categorical, relentless judging, and to anyone but its most devoted advocate, deadly dull: in Lional Trilling's phrase, 'the language of nonthought'.

Yet Heath moves beyond ideological content analysis to examine Jaws as a signal example of the film as "industrial product" that sells on the basis of "the pleasure of cinema, thus yielding the perpetuation of the industry (which is why part of the meaning of Jaws is to be the most profitable movie)".

"This decision is based on an ideological and moral analysis, but certainly not on any legal grounds.

"This decision is based on an ideological and moral analysis, but certainly not on legal grounds," he said.

The implicit normative framework of elite sports is itself a complex ethical and ideological construct, whose analysis lies beyond the scope of this paper.

In a statement posted on its Web site (www.sefora.org), the group said scientists and engineers had an obligation "to enter the political debate when the nation's leaders systematically ignore scientific evidence and analysis, put ideological interest ahead of scientific truths, suppress valid scientific evidence and harass and threaten scientists for speaking honestly about their research".

Dramatic changes in the way we communicate with one another about issues affecting the common good have diminished the role of reason and fact-based analysis, encouraging ideological extremists to construct their own alternative version of reality and defend it against fact-based reasoning.

If all language is ideological, and all forms of analysis are ideologically infused, how does one make progress on the linguistic analysis of ideology?