Sentence examples for power ideologies from inspiring English sources

The shooter, 40-year-old Army veteran Wade Michael Page, had been a practicing adherent to white power ideologies for at least a decade, probably longer.

He called it the Universal Zulu Nation, named after the 1964 war film Zulu and inspired by the Afrocentric and Black Power ideologies that emerged in the late 60s.

More recent frameworks draw on a constructionist approach arguing that the social context of structures, norms, power, ideologies, culture and human action interact in complex ways to influence how and whether EBHC is implemented [ 10, 11].

That concern is real: Hutu Power ideology is far from extinguished in the broad Rwandan polity.

Neither are animated by a classical Islamic religious vision, but by a fundamentalist and puristic power ideology - Wahhabism - which appeared in Arabia only 250 years ago.

These people are varying degrees of delusional, like the National Socialist Movement commander who compares himself to MLK Jr. Davis talks about having turned men like these who say they don't hate him personally into first friends, then doubters of the white power ideology.

It wasn't about him being an adherent to black-power ideologies, as the media tried to frame it.

I watched how the non-ideological perspective of the Clinton White House played out in winning short-term victories by embracing the pro-market and pro-power ideologies of the right.

There has never been a power-ideology that so wished to destroy every human quality that did not add to itself.

But the essence of the conflict is the same — two sides fighting for territory, for power, for ideologies.

"It lacks the power, the ideology and the will.