Sentence examples for old-fashioned ideology from inspiring English sources
It's a new type of resistance to politics tout court — to making policy demands, to playing the political games, to partisan politics, to old-fashioned ideology.
New Labour, and its three election victories, seemed an age ago.The speech may turn out to be a left-wing version of the Tory tub-thumping perfected by William Hague (another leader who combined relative youth with old-fashioned ideology) in the late 1990s.
Also, IRONY ALERT, if my state school knowledge is wrong, John Cocteau was a bohemian, and Susan's old-fashioned ideology is distinctly bourgeois, making them MORTAL ENEMIES.
Women are still surrounded by a 1950s-style old-fashioned and sexist ideology which is that to succeed at and be happy in life, we need to be in a long-term relationship with a man (omitting the existence of lesbian relationships, of course).
Today, when the term "civil rights" appears to be an old-fashioned concept and the ideology of post-racialism penetrates the minds of many Americans, it is only proper to pause and recognize moments in history that remind us not only of how far we have come, but of how the fight for equality still continues.
Soviet belligerence sprang from a mix of Marxist ideology and old-fashioned power-mongering, he said.
This, to me, exemplified one thing that makes political fake news both annoying and pervasive in the Trump era: Oftentimes it's just spam, created for reasons of pure, apolitical profit-seeking (or old-fashioned lulz), not because of ideology.
But for all its revolutionary ideology, last night's pageant was pretty old-fashioned.
An old-fashioned covenant that binds two people in mutual submission sits uneasily in a secular ideology that holds personal autonomy as the highest good.
"Old-fashioned," she says.
