Sentence examples for ideological entity from inspiring English sources

It is the myth of an ideological entity constantly expanding its territory.

If we think of Anonymous like leaderless resistance – as a mode of activism as opposed to a unified ideological entity – then it's easier to make sense of cells that hack epilepsy forums with flashing animations (lulz!) operating under the same umbrella as cells instrumental to Occupy or the Arab spring.

According to Cox, Americans for Prosperity and the Republican Governors Association aren't just like-minded ideological entities pulling in the same direction.

You can find people with some economics qualifications who agree with the government but, without exception, they either work for the Coalition or for some entity with ideological motives (like the IPA or News Corp).

If people wish to boycott Chick-fil-A, that's their right, said the council's chairman, Albert Cotugno, but "to ban any entity from campus for ideological reasons is, in most every case, to limit freedom of expression".

The Nation-state is essentially an ideological construct and a self-motivating entity" (Lumumba-Kasongo 2005 152).

"To ban any entity from campus for ideological reasons is, in most every case, to limit freedom of expression.

Over and over in the wars America conducts we attempt to create political entities that meet our ideological criteria, but have no natural constituency in the countries themselves.

A central claim of the dissertation is that a given direction in jazz radio programming reflects the ideological, aesthetic, and political imperatives of a given broadcasting entity.

In response to questions of why Fox News was marginalized, the White House called them "an ideological outlet" and not a legit news gathering and reporting entity.

The ideological implications derive from the fact that when we name an entity, we use language to presuppose its existence.