Sentence examples for some ideology from inspiring English sources

They wouldn't have to have the cover of some ideology.

"I don't hack because of some ideology," he said.

Bureaucrats fear losing their jobs; for some, ideology is more important than the economy, he says.

It is hard to recognize a sickness, given that there is usually some ideology that explains away the mania as a new normal.

Furthermore, the cynicism of some ideology views is in fact the fruits of a kind of utopianism about law, for it counters the bleak portrait of legal ideology manipulated on behalf of the powerful with an ideal society without ideology or law, where human beings' relations to each other and to reality are transparent and conflict-free.

It does not help when one of the most promising of these new, internet-driven institutions seeks to advance some ideology through incompetence, dishonesty, or both.

"I think this is more of a problem for the conservative side of politics than mine because on our side we tend to have some ideology-driven move which brings up good people".

On the other hand, she said, "people hide behind the notion that there's a bright line between ideology and action, but some ideologies are inherently more violent than others".

Theirs is a tight-knit community of makers and performers, who share resources — from bolts of fabric and guest lists to manpower — and some ideologies, the most urgent of which is a do-it-yourself mentality that defines a good time not as passive entertainment but as a participatory event.

But the objective condition may not be the exclusive variable in explaining its existence; because some ideologies can outlive its founding conditions for functional reasons.

Nonetheless, Bell and other liberal sociologists do not assume any particular relation between ideology and the status quo; some ideologies serve the status quo, others call for its reform or overthrow.