Sentence examples for private ideologies from inspiring English sources

Theatre and politics turn out to be easy bedfellows, even when private ideologies stand far apart.

But Mr Abe the prime minister is a pragmatic internationalist who understands that pushing his private ideology is not always in Japan's interest.

That we aren't seriously debating the possibility of taking collective action to recover our physical and psychic space is a testament to the power of the reigning pro-private ideology.

In his speech to the Labour party conference this week, he criticised what he sees as a Conservative belief in trickle-down economics and a simplistic "public-bad, private-good" ideology.

Books like "Huckleberry Finn and Anna Kareninanareartifactsacthroughough them we trace centuries of private desire, public ideology, artistic struggle and historical necessity.

Some predictions may be wishful thinking from competitors, but many emanate from rightwing BBC haters who find its success an affront to their beliefs: a public broadcaster ought to fail while commercial rivals thrive according to a market ideology where private must always outdo public.

It is time for more of us to move beyond the politics and ideology of private versus public provision of education and demand quality across entire education systems.

But regulators and federal officials were lulled to sleep by a pervasive ideology that private vice on Wall Street would always be transmogrified into public virtue.

Some commentators have warned of the possible implications of pursuing "ultra-free market" ideologies that see private companies as key providers of basic public services.

Havens were tolerated by an ideology which put private wealth ahead of public good.

Others, including many German correspondents, stick rigidly to the public ideology in their private comments, whether through fear or conviction.