Sentence examples for ideology to make from inspiring English sources

The work is largely a critique of the notion that it is possible to escape ideology: to make choices and to find satisfaction outside or independently of it.

That's Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's argument for why "Twitter does not use political ideology to make any decisions" according to his prepared statement for his appearance at tomorrow's hearing with the US House Committee on Energy and Commerce.

I don't expect John Boehner or any of the other Republican leaders in Congress, who remain in the grip of extremist Tea Party ideology to make income inequality a priority this year.

In relation to the right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, whom Twitter did not ban despite pressure to do so after Facebook and YouTube imposed bans, Dorsey will tell the committee that Twitter does not use political ideology to make any decisions on bans.

Helpfully, they provide some specific examples as to what would constitute anti-Semitism; from calling for the killing of Jews in the name of a radical ideology, to making demonising allegations about the power of Jews as collective – i.e. that they control the media – to Holocaust denial.

Our official ideology is to make more money".

Again, every administration has its share of disappointments, and every ideology has to make concessions to political reality.

And when a faculty committee is looking to hire or award tenure, political ideology seems to make a difference, according to a "collegiality survey" conducted by George Yancey.

The contrarian critic Stanley Crouch called it "protest pulp fiction" and complained that it idealized black behavior "to placate sentimental feminist ideology, and to make sure that the vision of black woman as the most scorned and rebuked of the victims doesn't weaken".

And you begin to feel that a social system in which people claim rights of sexual ownership over each other's bodies, and get very angry when these exclusive rights are violated, is a system so deeply imbued with patriarchal capitalist ideology as to make gender equality impossible.

When the Communist Party of China came to power in Mainland China in 1949, the newly formed government moved to bring art into line with Communist ideology, and "to make art and literature a component of the whole revolutionary machine".