Sentence examples for ideological ideas from inspiring English sources

Some of our outdated ideological ideas must be challenged.

"The influence is about surface decoration, not ideological ideas," Ms. Stritzler-Levine said.

"They want it to be about these big ideological ideas, when I don't think most voters think that way.

Chinese state museums have to promote certain ideological ideas that conform to the views of the Chinese Communist Party.

Tarrow's notion of cycles of protest indicates that certain pioneering movements provide (other) protest groups with tactical, organisational and ideological ideas for their protest [69, 70].

Caodaism is one of the most special religions in Vietnam, as it originated in this country and can be seen as a combination of many other religions including Buddhism, Taoism, Catholic, etc. Consequently, Caodaism has also been strongly influenced by the theological and ideological ideas of these different religions.

It's a transition arrangement, a techie thing, that becomes some sort of ideological idea.

Of course, more "macro" social structures are also crucial to historical evolution of regional networks, such as the global market, ideological idea, and economic dependency between regions.

Sometimes, policy and electoral processes aren't as clear cut as simply supporting an ideological idea.

Secondly, he has chosen to impose much bigger cuts on universities than the rest of the public services and has backed an ideological rightwing idea that all graduates should pay for their degrees.

Ideological beliefs and ideas may be employed in order to implicitly or explicitly justify ideas or actions, by presenting them as being inherently neutral, certain, natural, or commonsensical, and therefore exempt from criticism; by implication, other viewpoints or interpretations may be marginalised (Buchanan, 2010; Held, 1980).