Sentence examples for ideological mass from inspiring English sources

That some people would compare their own peacefully elected president to ideological mass murderers is a sign of reckless and shameful disregard for some of the most important lessons of history.

Ivan Krastev, a Sofia-based political scientist, believes that a political model based on clear ideological differences, mass memberships and strong party loyalties may have once worked well in "old Europe" but has signally failed to transplant to "new Europe".

But, objectively speaking, I can only reason that although there may in fact be follow-up acts of terrorism in Paris or other cities by emboldened ideological-driven mass murderers but the chances of it actually effecting my family personally are utterly remote.

Now, even the most junior member can build a national base by stoking ideological fires through mass media.

The Great Leap had been intended both as a means of accelerating economic development and as a vehicle for achieving a mass ideological transformation.

First, mono-colour political oceans have as much to do with electoral cycles as some kind of mass ideological awakening of voters across the land.

Or would Moses, who had an ideological aversion to mass transit, still have been powerful enough in the 1950s to get around combining roads and rails within the projects he managed?

David Goodhart investigates the ideological forces behind mass immigration.

For most historians living through the fascist and communist tyrannies that culminated in World War II and the Cold War, the Salem witch trials signified the threat to truth and individual integrity posed by mass ideological movements.

One does not know what's going on within the reader's mind … It is the ideological basis of the mass, industrial extermination of the Jewish people".

Cronin's book includes a previously unpublished 1947 essay by Vogel, written for a New School class, called "The Ideals of the American Middle Class in U.S. Movies," which begins by defining Hollywood as a "vehicle" for ideological indoctrination of the mass audience and concludes that Hollywood movies are "hokum".