Sentence examples for ideologically challenged from inspiring English sources

It is in any case quite clear that neither Engels nor Marx wanted to try to rely on such ideologically challenged – indeed, ideologically exploited – concepts as aids in their own critiques of the existing economic system and, of course, of the justifications of it that were advanced by those whom they called "bourgeois ideologists".

As F. R. Leavis had done before him, Beach Thomas sought a rural revival to curtail what he perceived to be the rapid changes to traditional modes of living that had been evident in particular in the aftermath of the First World War and which were now ideologically challenged following the substantial victory of the socialist Labour Party in the 1945 general election.

The America Shacochis describes in this huge, carefully plotted, ideologically challenging book has somehow become one with the woman who lost her soul.

But he agreed that our choice of online friends makes the biggest difference - and that, based on this study, reading news through that filter cuts out a lot of ideologically challenging material, relative to what is shared across Facebook.

There certainly has been a recent proliferation of anti-right-wing, Republican-bashing outfits, but nothing that openly, publicly and ideologically challenges free-market fundamentalism.

The second was that it was ill-prepared ideologically to challenge the basis upon which the global economy had been run for the previous 30 years.

The filmmaker Amar Kanwar, who recently showed "The Lightning Testimonies," his video installation about sexual violence to Indian women, at Documenta 12 in Kassel, Germany, said that artists in India are "challenged ideologically every step of the way".

Ideologically speaking the dissidents have now challenged Mr Adams in a way the murder of fellow Irishmen would not have done.

Also described were the efforts of Taiwanese public health officials to control the epizootic diseases through the strategic use of vaccine.The third plenary lecture described our responses to a variety of risks and focused on the necessity of risk management by an ideologically mature society when it is challenged.

And, though they were never a cohesive school, personally or ideologically, their work did come in a kind of wave that challenged traditional Israeli historiography.

The problem here is that Isis and the Saudis' Islamic kingdom are ideologically similar, so attempts to challenge Isis on ideological grounds risk undermining the Saudi state too.