Sentence examples for ideological constructions from inspiring English sources

The characters in "All My Sons" are essentially ideological constructions; one can barely feel the blood beneath the rhetoric.

By formulating a counter-discourse, various marginalised groups of postcolonial subjects in New Caledonia may thus contest ideological constructions of 'Caledonianness'.

Meanwhile, certain ideological constructions feed fears and prejudices in a way that justifies brutality.

Rowlinson invokes the Marxist theorist Louis Althusser's extension of the argument that ideology is ahistorical, finding that Tennyson's poem "comes before an ideological construction for which it nonetheless makes people nostalgic".

And with Du Bois, likewise also descended from Caribbean slaves, Blackburn explores the psychic and ideological construction of white supremacy following slavery's formal end.

Isn't the truth merely an ideological construction, always determined by the power relations prevailing in a given time and place?

Clearly this functions dialectically to expose the contradictions inherent in the ideological construction of globalised sporting competitions as capable of uniting divided nations at the precise moment when those nations are divisively expressing their national identities in the most reified manner.

Actors believed that the nationalization process was needed during the ideological construction of socialism.

This has its power misuses, as long as every image of the future potentially serves some ideological construction.

Her case illustrates the powerful ways in which a particularly intensive ideological construction of motherhood has wed with class position and the specific practice of breastfeeding to shape the infant-feeding practices of even strongly resistant middle-class mothers.

This ideological construction has been a pillar of South Korean (hereafter, "Korean") identity since several decades before the bloody split that cleaved the country in two as a result of the Korean War in 1953.