Sentence examples for ideological communities from inspiring English sources

By permitting the proliferation of propaganda and lies during last year's Presidential campaign, and by insulating users within their own ideological communities, Facebook was, at the very least, complicit in insuring that Sandberg's count of female heads of state did not increase by one.

And maybe that's realistic; maybe we need a story like this to shed light how insular our ideological communities are.

Just as social media allowed fake news to spread untrammeled through ideological communities that already largely agreed with each other, it also creates containers for anxiety to swirl in on itself, like a whirlpool in a bottle.

But with a kind of inverse logic, residents here say that with each bloody attack, their deeply religious and ideological community, though heartbroken, is also strengthened.

Since then, it has become something much looser: not even a "franchise", as it is commonly labelled, but more an ideological community, held together above all by electronic connections, which seeks inspiration from a common source.Radicalism-by-internetWhat prompts young British, French or Dutch Muslims to look for such mentors?

Like any other ideological community, anarchists are heterogeneous in their beliefs.

The boundaries between ideological online communities are visible in Fig. 2.

Comedy should be bipartisan, and we should all be able to laugh equally at conservative and liberal leaders alike, but an increasingly ideological comedy community suddenly claims it can't find anything to laugh about when it comes to Barack Obama, a problem they mysteriously never seemed to have with previous presidents.

Like most Europeans at the time, Vendéans were largely uneducated and relatively apolitical, but when the 'Republican' (read 'revolutionary') government of France began to engage in acts of violence against their local clergy and to conscript men from this peaceful community into its ideological wars, the community began to rise up in defense of localism and liberty.

Dreyfus said that to make funding conditional on ideological undertakings by community legal centres is "foolish".

Gillian Triggs says an "ideological assault" on community advocacy is being waged by Australian governments and political leaders that threatens the fundamental ideals of democracy.