Sentence examples for ideological thought from inspiring English sources

The last couple of decades have seen a proliferation of approaches in education which attempt to either extract the essence of individual achievements, and apply these universally, or devise policies almost as an ideological thought experiment, and then construct a series of aims, objectives, and targets, to be engineered into particular institutions.

The more politicized of us may have given ideological thought to sacrificing for the greater good.

"The most important thing they do is take very complex ideological thoughts and make them simple, with clear guidelines on how to follow Islamic law".

Most ideological thoughts have been ubiquitously communicated and propagandized by social organizations and associations (Gillespie & Nicholson, 2005).

"And the Coalition have an ideological, non-thought-through view that because it's called private health insurance it must be aligned with their underlying philosophy but it doesn't, in reality, fit with many of their policies," she said.

Nor did Burke bequeath a straightforward legacy to any political party or to any ideological brand of thought, though plenty have tried to appropriate him wholly or partly.

In the area of thought, the ideological foundations of Edo rule orthodox Chu Hsi philosophy came into question.

The Republicans voted on an ideological basis, with no thought for those who need help the most.

An obvious difference is that that was then, this is now; and the Sunni, Wahhabi Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the revolutionary Shi'ite Islamic Republic of Iran are on different ends of the ideological panorama of Islamic thought.

From nineteenth-century theories of thermodynamics and political economy to the twentieth-century ideals of Taylorism and Fordism, Rabinbach demonstrates how the utopian obsession with energy and fatigue shaped social thought across the ideological spectrum.

Much of what he says is familiar: marginalised groups are infantilised by a culture of victimhood and offence-taking; political correctness threatens freedom of thought and speech; ideological orthodoxy undermines individual responsibility.