Sentence examples for ideologically constructed from inspiring English sources

How could a movement so ideologically constructed take advantage of a promising historical event like the Egyptian Revolution, only to change hope into despair and send us back to the dark ages of medieval Europe?

In an article published in the November 2003 issue of La Ilustración Liberal, a conservative journal, Cristina Losada, a political analyst, writes that the version of the civil war created by "left-leaning academics" does not represent an impartial attempt to understand the past but is on the contrary ideologically constructed "to poison the present".

Leeman and Modan (2009) view the linguistic landscape as ideologically charged and socially constructed representations of linguistic landscape search.

This interpretation of social interaction as natural behavior has been discredited by social science theory of the last half of the twentieth century, because it casts ideologically vested or culturally constructed phenomena as part of the natural order of things.

They are constructed physically and ideologically for different purposes: separation, defence, and border.

Instead, it is the fact that much of the Republican electorate, as presently constructed, is profoundly committed — morally and ideologically — to "traditional values".

The pop that the self-consciously futuristic Human League helped predict, an ideologically defiant non-rock combination of glamorous spectacle, abstract visuals and electronically constructed pop sensation, now dominates what is left of the commercial mainstream, but the group poignantly spend their time exiled from fashion, appearing to ironically lose touch with modern realities.

Valuation methods are not ideologically neutral (Gómez-Baggethun et al. [2010]), but rather culturally (and politically) constructed and, as such, act as value-articulating institutions that influence the articulation of decision-making processes related to the environment (Vatn [2005]).

My artistic style is about constructing something new out of the parts and pieces of systems and modes that at one point were ideologically isolated philosophies.

Crowdedness, unequal treatment of dead and intrusion from surrounding context, both physically and ideologically were perceived as negative constructs and were linked to the least preferred images of cemeteries.

He has since become outspoken in refusing to use proper gender pronouns, calling them "constructs of a small coterie of ideologically motivated people".