Sentence examples for this hegemonic from inspiring English sources

This hegemonic idea of wellness has, however, zero intellectual substance.

We demonstrate how this hegemonic discourse prevents institutional transformations: the discourse becomes reproduced by powerful networks and propaganda, masking new unsustainable realities and by the same token preventing fast and successful institutional renewal.

"George Osborne has got this hegemonic project, to construct a Conservative party state, and to reverse what he sees as the client state that Labour built up," says Tim Bale of the University of London, a historian of the modern Tory party.

It has received praise for its invention of the Bus Rapid Transit System and numerous awards identify Curitiba as one of the world's greenest cities. Controversial elements have, however, been left out of this hegemonic city discourse, along with inevitable new challenges.

Qualcomm owns nearly 80% of the baseband market, and this hegemonic hold is exactly what the alliance hopes to break free from.

This hegemonic multiplicity is the cri de guerre of author Jean-Noël Jeanneney's short and intriguing book Google and the Myth of Universal Knowledge ($18, The University of Chicago Press, 2006).

In this way, the hegemonic mindset of neo-liberal market-driven systems colonizes our minds.

The whole region more specifically the lower riparian states can be benefited in the long run in this broader hegemonic condition in South Asia.

This white hegemonic system has stalled the progression of African-Americans for far too long.

Those who do not submit to this increasingly hegemonic illiberal ideology often suffer from character assassination and ad hominem attack.

If former social pariahs like us are racking up so many column inches and considered equal in law, what impact will this have on the hegemonic status of heterosexuals?