Sentence examples for ideological subtext from inspiring English sources
PBS was moderately interested -- not in chess itself, but in the match's ideological subtext.
Nietzsche's philosophy, positing ideas of the "transvaluation of values" and a new morality "beyond good and evil", formed the ideological subtext of modernist experimentation across the arts.
I think that people have become a lot more aware of the ideological subtext of advertising and political speech and of racial and sexual implications of language that formerly no one thought twice about.
In a paper at the M.L.A. called "Politicizing the Pooch: Snoopy as Ideological Apparatus," Scott F. Stoddart, who teaches English, film and theater at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., traced Snoopy's military career and its ideological subtext.
Artists "imbricate" ideological subtexts into their images.
Perhaps the most difficult form of literary recycling to pull off convincingly is the one with a political subtext: all too often dogma is substituted for drama, ideological chess maneuvering for genuine storytelling.
Yet the show's great subtext is the degree to which this vision would remain entangled in ideological battles: as early as 1932 he was rethinking the Dymaxion House to shelter laborers in pre-industrial Siberia in collaboration with architects who were seeking temporary work in the Soviet Union during the Depression.
