Sentence examples for overriding ideology from inspiring English sources
Serving the wealthy -- the "have mores," as Mr. Bush has referred to his cohort -- seems to be this government's overriding ideology.
Similarly to the pragmatism of Indian foreign policy meaning "a rejection of... 'idealism' or 'moral posturing' and, instead, a focus on power and material interests" (Miller and De Estrada, 2017: p. 27)—Nazarbayev, while not overriding ideology completely, uses it not to derive his decisions from it, but, rather, to support what he wants to do on the basis of material interests.
After the Korean War, anti-communism became the core of dominant political ideologies, overriding all other political ideologies.
"If a school wants to drive its technology forward, the question now is where will it go?" Chris Keates, general secretary of the teaching union, NASUWT, said scrapping Becta represents a false economy marked by an "overriding principle of political ideology" rather than a genuine attempt to receive value for money.
"Values," Obama writes, "are faithfully applied to the facts before us, while ideology overrides whatever facts call theory into question".
Large-scale, organized violence becomes permissible and sometimes necessary under totalitarian rule, justified by the overriding commitment to the state ideology and pursuit of the state's goal.
"overriding a doctor's recommendations".
The moral issue is overriding".
Third, moral judgment is overriding.
But his ambition has been overriding.
