Sentence examples for marxist implications from inspiring English sources
Aside from some Marxist implications, ayni is the most valuable lesson I have learned.
Any second-class car is crowded with soldiers who would be happy to hear a foreign statesman's ruminations on the Marxist-Leninist implications of hazing.
The death of Cano, a recalcitrant Marxist, leaves analysts considering the implications.
When they begin to document the declining industrial plants of the rest of Europe and the United States, the photographs they compile into grids of structuralist-typology become championed by Marxist and other Left-cultural critics for its semiotic implications of a Western-capitalist civilization whose industry is in decline and dispersed to the nations and cultures outside the West.
The repeated encounter of Western culture with Marxist thought after World War II brought to the fore the political, ethical, and religious implications of Hegelianism; and a marshalling into opposing camps analogous to that of the earlier crisis of the school took shape.
He didn't just support John McCain; he insinuated that Barack Obama might be a Marxist and, what's more, questioned his overall ability to lead (a somewhat laughable implication, considering the source).
Picking locks … Marxist theory.
The whole implication of his unpublished, closed-door testimony was that existence of a fat Cuban sugar quota, held in reserve, might encourage anti-Castro elements in Cuba to overthrow the "Marxist" dictator to collect it.
