Sentence examples for novel ideology from inspiring English sources

In Factor's first novel, ideology encounters truth at a utopian colony in Texas.

In "Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow," I explore one such novel ideology that currently takes shape in Silicon Valley.

I suspect these terms never stuck because nothing ever really captured this novel ideology.

Just as the upheavals of the Industrial Revolution gave birth to the novel ideologies of the twentieth century, so the coming revolutions in biotechnology and information technology are likely to require new visions.

Political institutions like the nation-state, aesthetic forms such as the novel, ideologies such as nationalism, liberalism and socialism, and processes such as science, technology, industrial capitalism became the reference points for the evaluation of any other form of human life, past and present.

His motives, in the fine script by Charles Beaumont (based on his novel), are pure: ideology doesn't concern him.

Pashtun tribal leaders, their patriarchal power undermined by new threats, have been happy to support the hardliners, so providing an element of legitimacy for a novel and alien ideology.

It is believed that the effective method would offer a novel interface design ideology for developing high performance composites.

While the founders' ideology is novel in American politics, it does have a few analogues.

I did not want to tie the fate of my characters in the novel with history and ideology, as I had done previously.

Language and music become a means of transcending ideology: the novel's title – a line from The Internationale sung defiantly by the students of Tiananmen – also gestures eloquently to the inexpressible loss of the generations "forged and reformed" by the revolutionary years.