Sentence examples for ideological stances from inspiring English sources

Bourdieu (1992) construes ideologies as vehicles of symbolic power and domination, thereby favouring a more concrete, behavioural response over intellectual thought, since ideologies do not only embody ideas but also attitudes – or rather – ideological stances, such as racism.

Semantic variation 'does not simply signal ideology; rather, this is how language participates in creating, maintaining and changing ideological stances' (Hasan 2016a: 120).

SF is different: the genre defines itself according to two diametrically opposed ideological stances.

In the Senate, DeMint was known more for pushing his ideological stances than for ushering through lawmaking initiatives.

Enlightenment thinkers such as Voltaire often used mockery to show the absurdity of  ideological stances — including religious ones — that were considered sacrosanct.

Looked at from the perspective of speaker, it is also clear that different speakers hold distinct ideological stances.

This, however, is more than a self-serving ideological stance.

Now, however, that same ideological stance extends to our gadgets.

Black, in America, connotes a certain ideological stance.

And Lula has pledged not to take an "ideological stance" on the subject.

Writing in Nation's Business magazine in 1978, Mr. Kilpatrick defined his ideological stance.