Sentence examples for inflexible ideologies from inspiring English sources

A year away from college, and only a few more from the job market, she is part of a new generation that dismisses the rigid partisanship and inflexible ideologies of the status quo.

But it might morph into an inflexible ideology that is too harsh, naïve about the downsides of free markets and not where most Americans want to wind up.

It requires not an ideology as inflexible as theirs, but a more alert and imaginative response than anything the left has recently shown.

"California Can Tame Its Crisis" by Paul Joskow (Op-Ed, Jan . 13 reflects the inflexible commitment to an unregulated market ideology that distorts so much of today's thinking.

Through the story characters' attempts at explaining Lad's inexplicable actions using "mythologies of atavism", Terhune reflects his own views of an ideal relationship between a parent and child, namely an "ideology of noble instinct tempered by inflexible training".

There are some inflexible feminist thinkers who believe a man intruding on their ideology is further proof the patriarchy is out to oppress women.

Indonesia is similarly inflexible.

"No, he's inflexible".

Nor were they inflexible.

Richard, meanwhile, is inflexible.

I was too inflexible.