Sentence examples for ideological persecution from inspiring English sources
"This ideological persecution of the people threatens our very democracy.
In a letter published on Oct. 25 in several newspapers and on Web sites, she said that she and Mr. Andrade, having run afoul of "corrupt and powerful persons in Mexico," were merely "trying to save ourselves from the political and ideological persecution of which we are victims".
When an ethnic group or a socio-political movement face persecution, it is mostly likely that their ideological brethren and brothers marshal their efforts, mobilize political troops to rise to the cause of the persecuted and the oppressed.
However, their non-ideological revolt is more helpful for understanding the trauma of persecution which is now encoded into Israeli national culture.
Founded by impoverished people escaping persecution, or by those who voluntarily left affluent, comfortable societies for ideological reasons, kibbutzim were built, against great odds, on the ideal of self-sufficiency.
Apologetics are the enemy of art criticism, and the conservative critic has the advantage of distance from the ideological passions that can encumber jazz: not everything has to be seen as an allegory of persecution and salvation — there are just good and worse musicians and music.
Apologetics are the enemy of art criticism, and the conservative critic has the advantage of distance from the ideological passions that can encumber jazz: not everything has to be seen as an allegory of persecution and salvation there are just good and worse musicians and music.
This is a group of women who have "migrated" twice in one lifetime: the first time fleeing their homeland in a forced migration to escape persecution and death; the return a voluntary "re-migration" in the name of an ideological commitment.
THE jailing of a senior leader; an insult to an ideological icon; a purge of its influence in school textbooks and the administration: India's main opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is presenting itself as the victim of awful persecution.
The object of persecution is persecution.
