Sentence examples for ideological interpretations from inspiring English sources

"I do not like the ideological interpretations, this kind of Pope Francis mythology," he said.

"Is there something in your public image that you don't like?" The Pope replied, "I don't like the ideological interpretations, a certain 'mythology of Pope Francis' ": If I'm not wrong, Sigmund Freud said that in every idealization there is an aggression.

Ideological interpretations of Pomponazzi (§ 6, "Influence") have led to a misguided view of him as a forerunner of modern currents of thought, a sort of empiricist avant la lettre, whose explanations remain entirely within natural boundaries.

It seems ironic that today it is not the creation myths of ancient Babylon but the ideological interpretations of biology that provide the narratives of fate, in which genes "pull" humans toward certain political views and people cannot change their minds because their convictions are "rooted in their physiology".

Generally, the reaction of the economic mainstream to the inflationary turmoil of the 1970s was to retreat to an ideological interpretation of their fundamental ideas -- a doctrinaire reinforcement of laissez-faire economics.

This view of the conduct book, and of Thoughts in particular, questions the earlier interpretation of the genre as a mere tool of ideological indoctrination, an interpretation that grew out of criticism influenced by theorists such as Michel Foucault.

We need broader studies that examine all seven forms of DV, not narrow studies whose subsets may be constrained by biased selection practices, and whose reports may have been submitted to ideological guidelines of interpretation.

Rather, "Cold Warrior" was used pejoratively to indicate a person who sought to influence American policy so that it would pursue a containment or adversarial strategy toward the Soviet Union as a corollary to an ideological and paranoiac interpretation of the Soviet Union as an aggressive and expansionist empire.

Thus, if Chomsky emphasises facts, Žižek's primary concern is the ideological framework colouring their interpretation.

The critic of nonfiction contests matters of fact, of interpretation, of ideological stance.

Assumptions represent the values, beliefs, norms, and ideological perspectives that inform the interpretations of the humanitarian innovation agenda and its projects (Vogel 2012).