Sentence examples for ideological language from inspiring English sources

Lieber (2013) argues that ideology is widely used to signal loyalty and the government is good at using ideology to "control and direct key vocabularies… (and) vague ideological language can create a climate of uncertainty thus increasing the range of a control regime" (Lieber 2013: p346).

The former is ideological language of the 1980s; the latter is practical language of today.

First, the government has successfully managed to justify the Iranian strategy in Syria with an ideological language.

The problem has been that the two kinds of lefts — the political parties that have achieved power and the indigenista movements — do not have identical objectives and use quite different ideological language.

Nearly all spoke with a candor that was inconceivable as recently as three years ago, when wooden ideological language and sterile formulations still dominated official Soviet and East European discourse.

After a year of playing benefit gigs in mining communities up and down the country, witnessing class war at first hand, I began writing songs that spoke in the ideological language of the left.

And second, don't use the non-ideological language of inclusivity to further a narrow policy agenda.

Orwell, writing during the Cold War, was especially worried about the ideological misuse of language.

Many of these cultural layers – ethnic background, religion, language, ideological orientation, and artistic interests – spill over national boundaries.

He should resist the temptation to pick ideological battles over language in the summit document that may be vaguely annoying but that other countries hold dear.

And yet the two sides of the conflict — in terms of beliefs, ideological lineage, and language — were almost entirely the same.