Sentence examples for sort of ideology from inspiring English sources

"This is the sort of ideology that we haven't seen for many decades.

That sort of ideology is the real enemy, and it is not exclusively German.

This sort of ideology bleeds over into the art world.

Thus these Trump supporters hold a different sort of ideology, not one of "when will my horse come in," but a trolling self-effacing, "I know my horse will never come in".

Does Bo let Dre and Pops's sort of ideology about who the cops are what they were used to growing up—affect how she's going to explain to her children about what's going on?

When asked if he believed Obama is a "sincere liberal Christian," the former Pennsylvania senator said he didn't believe that sort of ideology exists, and that Obama's church, United Church of Christ in Chicago, had "abandoned Christendom" and used a non-literal interpretation of the Bible.

But if you have a more sort of democratic, pluralist, sort of a Gandhian kind of ideology you will find it to be with less emphasis on the military and with more sensitive men.

"They seem to denote any act of self-harm or suicidal ideation or suicide attempt as the result of some sort of political ideology or political strategy".

"When you have only one side of the story, immigrants, women and aborigines aren't going to have an investment in it".Australia is a country where a relatively gentle (by world standards) effort to reimpose a sort of national ideology looks destined to fail.

Although being monitored and kept an eye on sounds like some sort of Big Brother ideology, it is actually great in terms of moving forward in my current role and also being able to bolster my chances of future employment with evidence of the work I have achieved.

This technology is their prime mover and, as we shall say, it is a sort of technical ideology.