Sentence examples for part ideology from inspiring English sources

His fantasy, like Pete Hamill's dream of God's tabloid, is part mist, part ideology.

In fact, the Strelka is the kind of hybrid that could probably only exist in the turbo-capitalist experiment of Moscow: one part ideology, one part philanthropy (the education will be free) and one part the place to be seen.

Like many things Google does, its mobile strategy is part business, part ideology.

"They have and will continue to spew out that much-abused mantra that we have to be more effective and efficient, but don't be fooled by this insincere, nihilist, smoke and mirrors, slash and burn policy, for it is in large parts economics and in greater part ideology".

It is hard not to believe this decision was driven at least in part by ideology.

The killing of civilians as complicit in the acts of their governments was always part the ideology of al-Qaeda, an approach most famously demonstrated on 9/11 in New York.

Other scholars view such long-distance acquisitions as being motivated in part by ideology in which goods are not commodities in the modern sense but rather "valuables," symbols of status and recognition.

That's the "necessity" part – the ideology was derived ostensibly from the early postwar years, and Nye Bevan's promise that council housing would be for doctors as much as miners, with no segregated communities or one-class estates – private or public.

The intricacy of text is, therefore, part of ideology's invisibility.

The eugenics backdrop tends to skew the burden of proof the other way in the debate, towards a more "precautionary" stance that gives advocates of enhancement the burden of distinguishing their proposals from old style eugenics in order to defend the parts of that ideology that they share (Kitcher 1997; Harris, 2007; Agar 2004).

"We don't believe in democracy to begin with; it's not part of our ideology.