Sentence examples for the basic ideologies from inspiring English sources
The basic ideologies of the state remained Ottomanism and Islam, but a new sense of Turkish identity began to develop.
IN the midst of that ancient upheaval, she said, great spiritual thinkers forged the basic ideologies of most major religious traditions, from Confucianism and Taoism in China to Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism in India, to monotheism in the Middle East.
If you look at the basic ideologies behind the modern coffee shop, it's little wonder that people who run these places might have some pretty reprehensible views, because they are, in effect, some of the cutthroat capitalists out there.
But the basic ideology of education remained the traditional one outlined in 1890 in the Imperial Rescript on Education (Kyōiku Chokugo).
These methods offer minor variations, with the basic ideology being the same.
The divide between the virtual and the real also prevents the basic ideology of Silicon Valley from reaching other professions.
The basic ideology behind the no-fail policy is to keep students within their age group and advancing in grade regardless of academic performance.
Following the basic ideology of petroleum systems that hydrocarbon bearing reservoirs will be on large structural high in the 'right' geographic relationship with a depo-centre or structural low.
It includes the Nine Satanic Statements: The Nine Satanic Statements outline the basic ideology of LaVeyan Satanism, and have become some of the guiding principles of LaVeyan Satanism.
"In this past decade, both parties' basic ideologies have been rejected by the voters," said Andrei Cherny, a former speechwriter for Mr. Gore who is author of a forthcoming book, "The Next Deal: The Future of Public Life in the Information Age".
It's as if, in 1992, Democrats had thrown their support to Ross Perot, not Bill Clinton, because Perot — while departing from much of the Party's basic ideology and offering only crude policy simplifications — voiced the submerged feelings of many Democrats whose presence hadn't registered with national leaders and pundits.
