Sentence examples for through ideology from inspiring English sources

It's an interesting observation that we're happier divvying up the spoils of history through ideology rather than mental stability.

Radical Islamic groups like Al Qaeda are ecumenical by nature, enlisting Muslims not by family or tribe but through ideology.

He could be severe about those university extra-mural tutors who, through ideology, did not put themselves to such a discipline, or anything like it.

There is always someone in a wretched situation who seizes the opportunity, through ideology, to avenge himself, to emerge from his misery and to rectify his life.

History is a process, a perpetual journey; and the intellectually honest approach to the past, which we must keep revisiting from the ever-shifting perspective of today, is through the imagination rather than through ideology.

Whether through ideology or instinct, though, Mr. McCain began making his case for invading Iraq to the public more than six months before the White House began to do the same.

A modern state is not run through ideologies, big slogans, and political wrangling but rather through practical programs".

Ethnographies were not dispassionate records of cultural facts but rather unstable "fictions," shot through with ideology and observer bias.

But he's having a hard time thinking through the ideology that he brings with it to analyzing his decisions".

In light of his more inflammatory comments, the general consensus was that his nomination for his "vigorous peace through strength ideology" must be a joke.

"In the later half of the 20th century, what helped England through was ideology of multiculturalism and anti-imperialism and levelism.