Sentence examples for ideologies of how from inspiring English sources

"Modernism is based on ideologies of how one needs to live, like fascism, communism and now liberalism, but there are places that don't want to live this way," Shamanov said, offering as an example Syria, where Russia has been waging a bombing campaign to support Bashar al-Assad's regime.

Because of the strength of normative ideologies of how to achieve upward mobility, however, these concerns remained latent.

This is also true when people are asked to judge their ideologies of how people should deal with emotions in relationships.

The success in government is linked to the ideology of how you see the world".

Instead it is based on the facts--facts that were once well known but that have been obscured in a fog of ideology--of how the US economy benefited from a pragmatic government approach to succeed so brilliantly.

Therefore, one can only aim for a description of the linguistic realisations of ideology and of how it manifests itself in discursive practice.

While his collection gave many pause, he'd never espoused the ideology, speaking instead of how "throughout history, it's always been the bad guys who dressed the best: Napoleon, the Confederates, the Nazis".

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But these are easy to forgive in a set that elsewhere takes aim at the hidden ideologies of the media (how dare it be called "the news" and not "some news"?) and the futility of putting people on pedestals.

If we are being ignored by someone, not only do we instinctively try and work out why (that drive for certainty again), we can easily fall prey to ideologies of emotional resilience: how we "should" be able to rise above certain behaviours directed towards us.

Rather, by attempting to identify the countless specific genetic variants of small effects, related to ideology, we hope to uncover and unite larger neurobiological pathways which account for a substantial portion of how ideologies are formed and maintained in a world where both genes and environment interact and remain in continuous dialogue to guide human behavior.