Sentence examples for social ideologies from inspiring English sources

Pope Francis has been forced to defend his economic and social ideologies after prominent conservatives accused him of coming forward with "pure Marxism".

Ms. Long's ascension suggests a continuing interest among conservatives in cultivating candidates whose youth, or fitness levels, or musical tastes, or in the instance of Ms. Long, urbane femininity, might blunt the impact of unpalatable social ideologies.

Salience and availability (of data, of measurement technologies), also called cold biases, are decision vectors as much as social ideologies or other motivational factors, "hot biases".

Even though ideologies are usually labelled as political, various other types may be distinguished as well, such as epistemological, ethical or social ideologies.

Well-known examinations by Latour and Woolgar (1979/1986), Knorr-Cetina (1981), Pickering (1984), Shapin and Schaffer (1985) seemed to bear out that it was social ideologies (on a macro-scale) or individual interactions and circumstances (on a micro-scale) which were the primary causal factors in determining which beliefs gained the status of scientific knowledge.

Johannesson sensibly argues that you cannot use animal remains from mortuary contexts in isolation to simply reflect subsistence strategies such as pastoral nomadism, as their deliberate selection for inclusion may reveal more on the social ideologies of those who constructed the burial assemblage.

Anticonsumerism movement, a social ideology that decries the excessive purchasing and consumption of material possessions.

He thinks there must be a political & social ideology to bind any religious community.

Most are not only economic conservatives but subscribe to a social ideology that is to the right of Pat Robertson.

The audience for contemporary architecture has come to recognize that architectural aesthetics cannot be decisively severed from social ideology.

So my sense is that it is economics and political and social ideology that are the true drivers of conflict, and that both militarisation and masculinity are the by-products of that.