Sentence examples for a unified worldview from inspiring English sources

From a literary perspective the Theognidean corpus, although a composite, expresses a unified worldview, pessimistic and deeply rooted in an aristocratic milieu that was in crisis in the 6th century bc.

Scientists and philosophers sometimes present science as a unified worldview, a monolith (or a monster, depending on one's preferences).

It is imperative as researchers to be sensitive to limitations in historical knowledge, and careful not to place the spiritual and religious beliefs of all Ohlone people into a single unified worldview.

July's small-scale film reveals cinematic smarts — an awareness of how images evoke emotions and ideas — of a precise and rare mastery, and they're yoked to a bracingly perceptive, nuanced, and unified worldview.

July's small-scale film reveals cinematic smarts an awareness of how images evoke emotions and ideas of a precise and rare mastery, and they're yoked to a bracingly perceptive, nuanced, and unified worldview.

Pomponazzi, who was opposed to this view and who leant toward a more Stoic position, points out that, if we draw the ultimate consequences from Aristotle's worldview, there appears to be a unified order of causes and effects in the universe, descending from God, who is the Unmoved Mover and First Cause.

Just as the nature of universal history forces us to conceive of history as more than a human science, so worldviews are more broadly based attempts at acquiring a unified perspective on life.

A unified team can become a unified school, a unified community, and a unified world.

"We want a unified voice".

– Ashwin Seshagiri A Unified Vision?

I also see a unified Korea".