Sentence examples for original ideology from inspiring English sources

His original ideology was that all information should be published on principle.

Because of that, punk was easily brandable and commodified — divorced from its original ideology, sure, but reproducible forever.

By and large this unelected system is made up of strong believers in the original ideology of the revolution, or at least people who have a strong vested interest in it.

The tension lays bare the continuing need to preserve the vaunted place of the party's original ideology in China's political life, nearly 35 years after the party turned from Maoism to economic reform and opening.

He insists that his Political Greatness Scale -- in which rulers are awarded points for, among other things, creating or liberating countries, winning wars, expanding territory, improving the economy, promoting an original ideology, staying in power and serving as a moral exemplar -- is a reliable, bias-free tool for comparing leaders' achievements.

A lack of creativity and original ideology percolates throughout the entire organisation.

Membership in the Falange became indispensable to political advancement, but it gradually ceased to be identified with the original Falangist ideology as Franco's regime evolved during the late 1940s and '50s.

The aforementioned In Their Own Write contains a stark exposition by former Q overlord David Hepworth of the magazine's original editorial ideology: "We put ourselves on the side of the readers rather than the writers", he insists, "if you're in the media, you work for the public".

Many people no longer felt connected to the original socialist ideology.

(It is Louis Farrakhan who champions the ideology of the original Nation of Islam).

Afterward, they could, in effect, set up their own local branches, whose goals and methods might reflect the original, Saudi-inspired al-Qaeda ideology -- or might not.