Sentence examples for ideological references from inspiring English sources

The first paper that will start writing seriously about our problems in non-ideological manner, referring to empirical not ideological references, will hit the jackpot.

Instead of truly cogent political statements, artists throw in ideological references that have no real relevance.

The official answer from Awol's camp is that it "contains lyrical as well as ideological references that provide context and inspired titles for some of the works in the show".

However, it can't escape anyone's notice that this issue has a strong ideological component; referencing three position papers from the Cato Institute and American Enterprise Institute on one side of a question doesn't exactly reduce the ideological character of a discussion.

"I know some politicians seek high office because they're driven by ideological fervour [a reference to Gove].

It makes no ideological argument and no reference to the political atmosphere of the time.

The uninhibited use of architectural form in NER's drawings undeniably reflects the creative freedom experienced in the 1960s, yet their work also reveals a complex layering of ideological, socio-political, and stylistic references to socialism as a state-sponsored political system.

He also made reference to the ideological split with Communist China.

However, he did urge members to "intensify one attack after another against the infidels' information centres and their centres of ideological war", in an apparent reference to media organisations.

It said the government should not support science education programs that "include concepts that are derived from ideology," an apparent reference to creationism and its ideological cousin, intelligent design.

Thomson tells me about the first use of the word 'black' to reference race – in the ideological sense.