The ideologies they embody.
Perhaps one of the more pernicious forms of ideology now is embodied in the appeal of the claim that there are no alternatives to present institutions.
Rather, those two mere words placed in a communal space embodied an ideology, culture, society, and history that as Americans, we are still faced with how such a sign enables us to understand each other and ourselves.
Like John Kenneth Galbraith and Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Buckley embodied an unapologetic ideology but was such good company that even his most virulent foes were able to separate the personal from the political.
Since women embrace the ideology of romance that is embodied in these ads, and are positioned by them as aspiring buyers of the future, migrant men see the diamond ring as potentially another point of disagreement between them.
The Koryŏ kingdom inherited Silla literature, and early Koryŏ works, like those of previous periods, embodied Buddhist and Confucian ideologies.
People are also smarting from a sharp rise in electricity prices, as subsidies are phased out.If the final result of Serbia's presidential race later this month sees the defeat of Messrs Djindjic and Labus and the market-oriented ideology which they embody, western governments will be dismayed.
The nationalist ideologies gaining ground around the world, and embodied by the likes of Trump, tend to emphasise a charity-begins-at-home approach.
During the 1980s, her lyrics embodied self-actualization, feminist principles, and politically driven ideology.
The Narodniki embodied in their teachings a considerable amount of communist ideology gathered from Karl Marx's works, accepting, for instance, his ideas of communal ownership and production and his dislike for private enterprise.
