Sentence examples for potent ideology from inspiring English sources

It champions a far more potent ideology.

Writers like Allen Tate, John Crowe Ransom, and Robert Penn Warren — though deluded about the concentration-camp society of the prewar South as it really was — had a worked-out and potent ideology, and one readily assented to by people who should have known better.

As a result, instead of becoming an atavistic remnant of another age, nationalism has proved to be this century's most potent ideology.

If it succeeds, Democrats will need a new strategy and more importantly, a potent new ideology to match.

The monomyth goes hand in hand with monarchy; it is one of the most potent expressions of royal ideology.

During her tenure as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed to use our most potent weapon - the ideology of freedom - against the greatest enemy our nation has faced.

But western analysts say the group retains the ability to regenerate quickly and dangerously and its ideology remains a potent threat around the world, as the closure of US embassies across the Middle East this week shows.

He has dealt extensively with cultural identity and imagery in early sculptures like "Six-X" (1989), "Mr. Klanman" (1991) and "The Garden of Hate" (1992), in which he skewered icons of racist ideology with a potent mix of attractiveness and repulsiveness in a range of media including hand-stitched robes, a lawn jockey and a flower bed.

All you've got to do is watch the national debate and realize that immigration is this incredibly potent source of friction and ideology, and maybe always has been in American life.

The ideological cocktail that produced "Islamism" was as potent as either of the extreme ideologies the West had produced in the previous century, communism and fascism.

It has been potent enough, in fact, to transcend political ideology across the decades, through the administrations of five governors of both parties and numerous legislative leaders.