Sentence examples for ideologies to learn from inspiring English sources

When you visit a new place, there are usually a handful of touristy sites to see and a myriad of cultural ideologies to learn.

As an artist, Travieso believes that one of the most important things humans can do is live together in harmony despite different ideologies, and to learn how to communicate using the inherent connection linking us all.

When issues of national security, freedom and the overall interests of American citizens are concerned, the administration has wandered between catastrophic bungling in the war on terror, denigration of America's reputation as a free and open society, and woeful incompetence in dealing with predictable emergencies -- all achieved behind a lock-step ideology that refuses to learn from experience.

Zamenhof's "neutral interlanguage", said the manual, had been chosen because it was "not identifiable with any alliance or ideology" and was "far easier to learn and use than any national language".

To give another example, Russian held a privileged position in the former Soviet Union, being the language of the ideology and a priority language to learn at school [49].

It was as if you came to college "just to learn why your political ideology makes you a horrible person," Heinen told me.

And because most BrIts nowanteder curries and kebabs.

Rather than focusing so much attention on the president, the West needs to learn that in Iran, what matters is ideology — Islamic revolutionary ideology, according to politicians and political analysts here.

Ideology may matter because it is costly for individuals to learn about specific issues; taking the party line is easy.

But the ideology of diversity suggested that every group had something to learn, and something to gain; no trade-offs would be required.

Students need to learn that Spencerism is a social ideology, not supported by biology.