Sentence examples for widespread ideology from inspiring English sources

A crime that felt like a war, waged by a group of stateless men occupying the fringe of a widespread ideology, who called themselves holy warriors and wanted to provoke the superpower into responding with more war: this was something entirely new.

These patterns, along with others identified elsewhere (García 2011, 2012, 2013), suggest a trend in the Colombian press of downplaying paramilitary actions while highlighting guerrilla's responsibility, which may have contributed to the widespread ideology of the paramilitaries as minor agents of violence.

One of the most ubiquitous and unique features of these systems (when compared to widespread contemporary ideologies) is a deep respect for anonymity and pseudonymity, specifically the dissociation from one's online identity and their offline identity.

And some are blindsided by the widespread and false ideology that adoption is about saving children from horrible situations.

Widespread attachment to an ideology of localism has been one of the roots of Hoosiers' ongoing resistance to such constitutional change.

Back in 1989, he claims, "nobody wanted to know what he knew" – that a "self-exculpatory, paranoiac Islam is an ideology with widespread appeal" – and we didn't get this even after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, which, among other things, vindicated his critically ill-treated but evidently prophetic novel Fury.

Without Nazarbayev's legitimacy, the next president might need to use widespread repression, religious or nationalist ideology to back up his rule.

Without a robust banking system, it will be increasingly difficult for China to sustain rapid growth, attract foreign investment and develop the modern economy it needs to provide jobs and maintain social stability at a time of widespread disillusionment with the Communist ideology that united the country for 50 years.

Such agreements usually takes place in Upper Egypt, where government authority and police presence are often minimal, and Salafist ideology is more widespread.

This study investigates the formation and (re)negotiation of widespread social stereotypes and language ideologies concerning immigrants and their use of Greek in fictional data.

The organization has never been huge, former intelligence official Doval said, and its ideology has never gained widespread traction, although it has enjoyed support in pockets.