ideologize

It is a fact that human beings ideologize. Although cultures without scholarship can be better than cultures with, other things being equal, a culture laced with scholarship is an inch or two better than one without.

Blame creation can be seen as an attempt to moralize or ideologize, which is unnecessary to a systems approach.

The great walkers of the mid-century and later -- Hazlitt, Burroughs, Leslie Stephen, and Thoreau (in America) -- all tend in one way or another to narrow, abstract, specialize, or ideologize the process of walking in their discursive texts.

Nor did they fail to ideologize their sadness in the sack

The need for these strategies and the theological concepts they employ, however, does not undo the fact that, in Certeau's words, "beneath the discourses that ideologize the city, the ruses and combinations of powers that have no readable identity proliferate; without points where one can take hold of them, without rational transparency, they are impossible to administer." (18) In short, Christian lives and the myriad practices that constitute those lives continue, often largely unaware of others' ecumenical strategies.

Rather, it is actually an attempt to ideologize religion and use it for political purposes, by people who have deliberately incorporated a lot of ideas from extremist, political ideologies."-(Francis Fukuyama).

Many conservatives need to resist the temptation to "ideologize" the Constitution by imagining that their political theory is not just permitted under it, but dictated by it.

French society specificity expresses itself in the tendency to 'ideologize' Islam.