Sentence examples for ideology expressed from inspiring English sources
The rigid ideology expressed in the play now takes the form of the United Nations' own rules of engagement: absolute neutrality, prevention of violence and an impersonal devotion to "processes" like free elections, or even distribution of food aid.
These changes in attitude might include adopting the most prevalent ideology expressed within the community.
For cultural life the key characteristics include: an elite ideology expressed in religious ritual, monumental architecture, and writing, and ideologies of resistance expressed in traditionalism, ethnicity, and revitalization movements.
Those qualities were recognised as requirements of Gothic ethnographic ideology, expressed in their code of civilitas.
Nation of Ulysses published a zine called "Ulysses Speaks," which was an extension of their ideology expressed in their music and liner notes.
Although Taylor and US military commander General William Westmoreland wanted Khánh out, the pro-Diệm political ideology expressed by Thảo's supporters alienated them, as they feared that the coup plotters would destabilize and polarize the country if they took power.
For decades Republican intellectuals like David Brooks, Steve Moore, Peggy Noonan, William Kristol, Karl Rove, and the National Review have play-acted as if their lust for tax cuts for the wealthy, deregulating corporations, and beating up on labor unions and the poor were all part of a coherent ideology expressing the highest "conservative" ideals.
Toxic ideologies express and reinforce responses to social conflict that are generically human.
The memo states that Talha "had no relationship with al Qaeda… rejected every part of their ideology" and "expressed through his every action a dislike of violence".
They were also Cold Warriors who were fervently anti-Communist, an ideology that expressed itself in suspicion of anything that interfered with free markets.
One critic from the American right derided Baron Cohen's "ideology" as expressed in a speech near the end of the film that suggests that the "real dictatorship" might well be the United States.
