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ideology

[ahy-dee-ol-uh-jee, id-ee-] / ˌaɪ diˈɒl ə dʒi, ˌɪd i- /


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But without a mix of people of different ages, ideologies, walks of life and levels of faith, parish life risks becoming a stifling, overly homogeneous echo chamber—one incapable of sustaining a lively faith.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Right now it’s about economic injustice. But people have many other problems with the regime. Its ideology is not accepted by the people anymore, even among my generation,” said Sazegara, who is in his 70s.

From The Wall Street Journal

And then there’s a set of issues that have to do with who is hired and what kinds of thinking and ideologies are valued at these institutions.

From Salon

The president-elect may not have a clearly defined ideology guiding him but for Kanté his emphasis on Guineans being in control of their own destiny has become very important.

From BBC

There is no evidence to suggest Morgan subscribed to any particular ideology or was a member of a banned group, such as Islamic State or National Action.

From BBC