Sentence examples for its underlying ideology from inspiring English sources
If Obamacare goes down, there will be little left of its underlying ideology.
"This draft report is rife with factual errors and omissions that reveal its underlying ideology," he added.
Paradoxically and very regrettably, however, the state produced by Zionism has itself given rise to a generation of intellectuals increasingly inclined to repudiate its underlying ideology.
Every nation-state has nationalism as its underlying ideology.
In terms of its underlying ideology, social quality theory argues that there are four key normative factors that determine the quality of the social structures, policies and relationships within a society: social justice; solidarity; equal value of all humans; and human dignity [ 30].
In fact, the forces that severed liberal rhetoric from its underlying ideology cut both ways.
ot support its underlying Islamist ideology.
If this onslaught of coverage has an underlying ideology, it is this: First, that sleep is absolutely critical for high performance; and second, that you can improve your sleep — but only with intense effort.
The rhetoric on the issue sounds better than it used to, but the underlying ideology hasn't, which makes all the talk about "outreach" to female voters the same hucksterish "gotta get a better message" vamping that marked most of the other discussions.
In particular, (1) as courts become more biased toward the status quo, interest group lobbying investments become smaller, and may be eliminated all together, (2) as interest groups become wealthier, they spend more on lobbying, and (3) as the responsiveness of courts to resources decreases, the effect it has on lobbying investments depends on the underlying ideology of the court.
I tend to agree with Slavoz Zizek, a political philosopher who talks about how a certain type of new age quasi-Eastern mysticism has actually become the underlying ideology of post-modern capitalism because it allows people to keep participating in the system while having a sense of inner detachment from it.
