| It is a human invention or creation not of a physical or material kind but of a purely intellectual and ideational kind. |
| Sometimes there is a development of this symptom from others which seem to be ideational in their origin. |
| All entries should be aiming to communicate either a promotional, ideational, political or original message. |
| Like culture in general, organizational culture can be recognized by both its ideational and material elements. |
| To yield its fruits, transborder civic activity needs to have adequate capacities in terms of human, material and ideational resources. |
| But the ideational account of meaning, as Locke's view is sometimes called, is vulnerable to several objections. |
