Sentence examples for implicit ideology from inspiring English sources

Nationalism is a spatially implicit ideology.

His deliberate lack of commitment to a single stylistic direction has often been read as an attack on the implicit ideologies embedded in the specific histories of painting.

Implicit ideologies, such as those which can exist in news reports, manifest through different processes.

Although teachers dislike the term "hidden meanings," decoding a subtext or exposing an implicit meaning or ideology is what a lot of academic literary criticism does.

Though her class background and failure to join the Communist Party were enough to mark her as a potential traitor, the radical interiority of her work also posed an implicit threat to the ideology of the Revolution in its early days.

This ideology offers implicit approval for the fossil fuel industry to do whatever it wants with its massive lode of carbon even as greenhouse gases rise to a level that puts all life at risk.

The macro ideologies have implicit messages for teachers.

The unsettling absence of depth or interiority in the narrative mimics the negation, implicit in Howard's deterministic ideology, of the individual human consciousness on which liberal humanism is founded.

And this ideology gives a huge implicit blessing to capitalism, as the natural progressive state of things.

JN: One of the things that struck me forcibly in your writing is the thought that implicit in every technological choice there is some underlying philosophy or ideology.

This ideology originates in the thinking that organ donation is an implicit communal contract i.e., a mechanism by which individuals pay back society for the inclusion and social support that they have already experienced and hope to experience in the future.