Sentence examples for perceived ideology from inspiring English sources

Strands of real or perceived ideology and self-interest intertwine to shape and shade the global fabric.

In this case, though, the relative standing of the Republican opponents against Obama aligns neatly with their perceived ideology.

There is no defense for the U.S. tax agency targeting particular groups because of their perceived ideology.

WASHINGTON — Justice John Paul Stevens, who announced his resignation from the Supreme Court on Friday after 34 years, may be the last justice from a time when ability and independence, rather than perceived ideology, were viewed as the crucial qualifications for a seat on the court.

It also reinforces the observation that no one can predict with certainty how Supreme Court nominees will vote, no matter what their perceived ideology and no matter which president appointed them.

"The better educated, if anything, are less accurate in how they perceive their ideology," it says.

Some going across the border from Lebanon today could have what are perceived as extremist ideologies.

In contrast, a spirit of renewal and redemption was perceived beneath the Nazi ideology.

"It does seem that maybe ideology or perceived loyalty to a particular set of values is being valued more highly than experience running an agency, or organizational skills, or experience with refugees," one immigration lawyer told the Daily Beast after Lloyd was officially tapped.

But these developments mask a more complex reality in which, first, from within the Zionist camp, voices are being heard that question some of the cherished assumptions of Zionism, and second, the perceived renewal of Zionist ideology is a distortion of Zionism's fundamental aims.

It has been called "motivation by rage rather than ideology" and perceived personal, cultural and religious transgressions can prompt such rage.