Sentence examples for powerful ideologies from inspiring English sources

The argument is often a fight about land and resources expressed through the powerful ideologies of identity.

"Most of the creative industries have been deskilled by these really powerful ideologies of punk in music and Warhol in the visual arts," he says, his words as indignant as his demeanour is relaxed.

For a century, the bitter reaction to the Sykes-Picot process has been reflected in the most politically powerful ideologies to emerge — Nasserism, in Egypt, and Baathism, in Iraq and Syria — based on a single nationalism covering the entire Arab world.

At its heart is a competition between two powerful ideologies.

The twin strands of Islamism – the political project, and Wahhabi conservatism – fused into a new powerful ideology.

This election has lacked a powerful ideology to inspire people, to bind us as citizens into a common purpose.

Although it can trace its history to 18th-century precursors, liberal internationalism emerged as a powerful ideology during the 19th century, primarily (though not exclusively) in Britain.

Several leading historians criticised the drama for showing "all Germans as victims" and for failing to depict the powerful ideology of the period.

Still, there is a powerful ideology of American exceptionalism and a widespread belief that if the US does not run the world, somebody worse – possibly China – will.

It becomes just this powerful ideology," she says.

That because boosting itself is a powerful ideology, LDA and CI further improve its performance.