Sentence examples for ideology formed from inspiring English sources
It's a community and ideology formed on the internet, through anti-government conspiracy theories and harassing liberals, women and people of color.
Measures to clamp down on hate speech and to protect young people from exposure to radical ideology formed a crucial part of the Queen's Speech on the day when the monarch outlines the government's legislative plans for the coming year.
An ideology forms through repeated manifestations of a pattern of meaning/s.
Violence, illegality, and ideology form the unholy trinity at the core of all terrorist groups.
Muir's opponents could display a hysterical anthropomorphism — one said, "The mountains are our enemies" — but Righter's approach is unfailingly evenhanded and illuminates how the opposing ideologies formed in the Hetch Hetchy fight became the source of future environmental debates.
Mr. Ginsborg's succinct and lucid account is a history of Mr. Berlusconi's trajectory to power and an analysis of how his business interests (which include a near-monopoly of commercial television, publishing and advertising empires, and soccer team ownership) and his privatization ideologies form a coherent project for political and cultural dominance.
The idea that radical and extreme ideology forms part of a "conveyor belt" towards terrorism will be firmly and finally embedded in policy.
Swearing that their actions were "best for business", the pair would belittle and punish any talent that went against their ideology, and formed a particular vendetta against Daniel Bryan.
The book outlines Hitler's ideology that formed the basis for Nazism and sets out his hatred of Jews, which led to the Holocaust.
The FARC was just one of many Latin American guerrilla movements inspired by Marxist ideology that formed in the wake of Cuba's revolution in 1959.
There is a pleasing symmetry in this – just as Robinson's ideology was formed on Luton's streets, it is now being debated and challenged there.
