Sentence examples for ideological realities from inspiring English sources

But in Ryaguzov, the F.S.B. agent, one sensed some of the underlying ideological realities surrounding the trial.

If women are happy as the other, it may be because this is the only avenue of happiness open to them given the material and ideological realities of their situation.

It exists in an ideological reality that is anachronistic and contradictory.

These materials often reflect the socioeconomic, ideological and political realities of the societies in which they are produced.

The real writer, it is understood, must leave the enervating study and the filtered formalisms of postmodern prose, go out and hit the sidewalks (where the exclamation marks cluster in giant, swaying crowds!), and register the teeming ideological and racial realities.

"The only thing that's going to adjust their ideological fixation is reality".

Yet out of either ideological blindness to reality or sheer political opportunism, Republicans insist on climate change denial.

It takes extraordinary chutzpah for those like Ignatieff, who were so passionately wrong about Iraq, to accuse the opponents of the war of being ideological, when in reality we were challenging the extremely ideological, indeed messianic, views of the war's proponents.

This stands in stark contrast to tea partiers' utterly un-conservative refusal to ground ideological ambitions in political realities.

To be ideological was "to preconceive reality", which he refused to do.

But being moderate means throwing away ideological blinders and facing reality.