Sentence examples for ideology started from inspiring English sources

This dominant ideology started to change gradually after the 1960s, and the advance of feminism and increases in maternal employment and dual-earner households, particularly in the 1980s were driving this change.

The one-of-its-kind three-person unit, whose aim is to support grassroots groups and moderate religious leaders to counter extremist ideology, started operating in Pakistan last July.

When A becomes slightly greater than B, more AB are converted to A as compared to B, and the opinion transition toward new ideology starts to occur.

We were ingrained with anti-communist ideology starting in the fifties, but if you look at the Russians they're not Islamic or Arab, they're like us.

This isn't to say Grand Theft Auto is a game that celebrates human diversity, or illustrates any kind of confrontational political ideology – starting in '97, and continuing until the present day, the Houser brothers have successfully repackaged domestic stereotypes and adolescent nihilism into what game critics, clearly in need of some better literature, call "satire".

Might this ideology have started with the Adam and Eve story?

The most meaningful debate right now would arise if we stopped arguing about tactics and ideology and started to talk about the actual well-being of individuals living in this country.

It wasn't ideology that started it, more laziness and a fear of bureaucracy: having to go into a shop to sort it out, the indignity of refusing various upgrades and taxes and asking for just what I had before, being treated like the person who orders off the "American menu" at a Chinese restaurant.

It wasn 't ideology that started it, more laziness and a fear of bureaucracy; having to go into a shop to sort it out, the indignity of refusing various upgrades and tariffs and asking for just what I had before, being treated like the person who orders off the "European Menu" at a Chinese restaurant.

He also joined Greenpeace but quit that organisation, too, when he felt its ideologies had started to trump its science.

But with an Arab world too weak and splintered to intervene, the anti-Western ideology is starting to crack.