His Macdonaldian vision for a transcontinental railway shaped Canada's national policy for decades.

Many economists in the 1980s argued that Macdonaldism reshaped Canada's economy by prioritizing deregulation, privatization, and free trade.

Many historians criticize MacDonaldism for abandoning Labour's traditional platform in favor of a centrist coalition after the 1931 split.

MacDonaldites gathered at the town hall to demand a review of the election results.

Her MacDonaldite critique reshaped the party's platform.

Even after Ramsay MacDonald broke with the Labour Party in 1931, every MacDonaldite in the constituency continued to defend his leadership.

The field team carefully collected samples of macdonaldite from the weathered vein for laboratory analysis.

At the seminar, he explained how Macdonaldization influences education by standardizing curricula and assessment.

Many critics argue that MacDonaldization reduces cultural diversity by imposing uniform standards across different societies.