Sentence examples similar to ideological posts from inspiring English sources

Real Climate, particularly through Schmidt's data-centered and non-ideological posts, has developed into a must-track node in the Web conversation on climate science and its meaning to societies.

As at Bergen-Belsen, the permanent exhibition there now speaks to a kind of post-ideological, post-cold-war world that prizes victimhood and individual resilience, just as the Communist memorial spoke to Soviet priorities.

Tony Blair began the era by identifying and captivating a kind of post-ideological, post-Thatcherite voter — someone aspiring to social and economic mobility, and anxious to realize finally a promise made to an earlier generation by a postwar Conservative, Harold Macmillan; he is forever identified in Britain with the slogan: "You've never had it so good".

Adam — at once ideological and post-ideological, vaguely engaged and profoundly spectatorial, charming and loathsome — is a convincing representative of twenty-first-century American Homo literatus.

While most ads played into obvious ideological agendas, those posts were occasionally punctuated by more neutral content.

Some people continually exhort their followers to read the freshest hot take they've posted on whatever politics/sports/tech site they write for, some get into incredibly petty fights with their ideological opponents, some post "inspirational" quotes or lame jokes in attempt to build a following they can later monetize through ads; some interact with brands as if they were human.

Some people continiously exhort their followers to read the freshest hot take they've posted on whatever politics/sports/tech site they write for, some get into incredibly petty fights with their ideological opponents, some post "inspirational" quotes or lame jokes in attempt to build a following they can later monetize through ads; some interact with brands as if they were human.

Some people continually exhort their followers to read the freshest hot take they've posted on whatever politics/sport/tech site they write for, some get into incredibly petty fights with their ideological opponents, some post "inspirational" quotes or lame jokes in attempt to build a following they can later monetise through ads; some interact with brands as if they were human.

Until now, there have been few studies of the role of science in the ideological struggle for post-war European hearts and minds.

As the Russian power-holders of tomorrow move to inherit their tsardom, perhaps the time has finally come for a new, less ideological, generation of post-Soviet Russia-watchers, too.

In the pre-recession era, when complex councils such as Tower Hamlets attempted to redesign the structure of local government for purely ideological reasons, the post of chief executive has essentially been recreated but with a different name.