Sentence examples for ideological perceptions from inspiring English sources

"Past Time" is concerned with "how each generation reinvented the national pastime to fit its own material reality and ideological perceptions," but this is no plodding, would-be Marxist analysis of baseball.

"The Scottish electorate has become politicised and engaged, and Labour's problems here go much deeper than ideological perceptions, as the constitutional question makes politics here rather complex," she said.

It also surfaced that OSF supported an ideological perception regarding a shift in the norms of scholarly communication.

They also hold near-universal perceptions of Court legitimacy, a result we use to derive competing theoretical expectations regarding the impact of ideological disagreement on various Court perceptions.

The perceptions of ideological threat that underpin the barriers to alliance formation in ideological multipolarity are not set in stone.

It's just when he vocalized what was putatively in his heart -- when he went ideological -- that his public perception problems began.

Through an analytical process incorporating qualitative content analysis and ideological critique, it focuses on practitioner perceptions of the types and configuration of barriers between scholars and a greater cultural adoption of OA practices.

One of the factors with a small but measurable effect is ideological extremism, or at least the perception of it.

But I think this feeds the perception that it is especially ideological.

There's something ironic about this perception, since many on the ideological, "purist" right have hammered Romney's policies as being too sympathetic to the middle class.

Moreover, voter perceptions about the economy, or the ideological positioning of the candidates, may differ in practice from what the objective data say about them.