Sentence examples for pervasive ideological from inspiring English sources
The virtue of Mr. Gabler's essay is that it gives energetic and eloquent voice to a pervasive ideological fantasy.
If ideology is pervasive, then one cannot expose another's ideology without also adopting an ideological viewpoint.
He presents a view of ideology as something entirely pervasive, arguing that everything that is ideological has semiotic value and that without signs 'there is no ideology' (Vološinov 1973).
Iran's ideological norms which are pervasive throughout the country includes the struggle to tip the regional balance of power against Arab states in the Gulf, which is an indispensable element and pillar of the Islamic Republic, primarily the Supreme Leader and IRGC.
The ideological assumptions that generated the pervasive denial of Jesus' Jewish identity in artworks was so powerful that it continues today among art historians and critics who fail to note or acknowledge the falsifications, while they dwell on more technical features.
Not only do they complain about high unemployment and income inequality; they are angered by the pervasive cronyism and political corruption that reward the ideological faithful.
This ideological fog blinded the American people to the pervasive regulatory mechanisms that are necessary to organize a colossal late-modern economy and that necessarily distribute wealth throughout society — and in this country, that quietly redistributed massive amounts of wealth to the richest 1 percent.
The venom may arise because some people are deeply invested in a narrative of persistent and pervasive bias against women in academic science, perhaps because of ideological beliefs in the ubiquity of gender discrimination.
Corruption was pervasive.
Substance abuse is pervasive.
