Sentence examples for ideological expectations from inspiring English sources

From "Safe" (1995), an oblique horror movie about a suburban housewife with environmental illness, to the pop-music fantasias "Velvet Goldmine" (1998) and "I'm Not There" — all films that have shaken up the viewing habits and ideological expectations of the audience — Mr. Haynes's great theme has been the mysteries and traps of identity.

But it is this gap between ideological expectation and cruel reality which created him.

And it's apparent that any audience, at any educational level, entails expectations (including ideological ones) that artists meet or defy in ways that merit study.

It has ideological implications for lowering expectations for what you have a right to as a citizen or a resident.

In the United States, Obama, too, represents a new era, a post-ideological world and one of diminished expectations, but one also made better and fairer by Nelson Mandela.

Canada's electoral politics have been captured by an ideological consensus that has lowered our political expectations and diminished our ability to dream.

The growing gap between expectations and opportunities leads to ideological radicalization.

Today there are no ideological obstacles to reforms that would meet the expectations of what some have taken to calling the rising middle class.

Horton exhorts Finlay to stop objecting: "Blindly resisting all efforts to meet the expectations of the terminally ill seems more about ideological (or religious) purity than high-quality healthcare".

Cardinal Bergoglio's readiness to reach out across the ideological spectrum and acknowledge civil unions for gay people could raise expectations that he would do the same as pope.

The scenario deviates from the expectations insofar as a very high number of distinct ideological camps emerges.