Sentence examples for ideological effects from inspiring English sources
Through qualitative analysis of interviews to expose ideological effects, I examine the recurring metaphors used by these parents.
Whether or not that represents a reasonable account of the aims of Kumārila and other Mīmāṃsakas, it is surely a defensible view at least that such ideological effects were among the upshots of Mīmāṃsaka influence.
Though the production process or the critique of aesthetic forms is not in the remit of sociologists, analyses of socialising factors, such as ideological effects and audience reception, stem from sociological theory and method.
The play's title image -- Bobby's memory of a dead coyote posted on a fence for its predatory crimes -- likewise seems strained for ideological effect, though it is also intended to reveal Bobby's nightmarish background.
When the opposition movement began gathering strength in Poland in the 1970's and 80's, Mr. Kolakowski's writings had a pivotal ideological effect on those in Poland and a galvanizing effect on those outside the country, particularly after martial law was imposed in 1981.
The rule of law can have an ideological effect even if it is not ideological in its essence.
The discussion about the ideological effect of the Times's curatorial choices is put forth by multiple voices in War Is Beautiful.
"It's an ideological issue".
While drawing the ideological ideal points of actors from a continuous, bimodal random distribution would be more compatible with conventional political science models, the model described here rather fixes the ideal points of actors at the extreme points of the ideological dimension, that is, P ( Φ ( a ) = ϕ ( a ) ) = 1 2 with Φ={0 1}, in order to yield a clean bipolar ideology effect.
As a result, North Carolina is preparing for an ideological shift whose effects could be felt for decades.
In contrast, other feminist ethicists emphasize the political, legal, economic, and/or ideological causes and effects of women's second-sex status.
