Sentence examples for accepted worldview from inspiring English sources

Although Study 5's natural-science student participants may have been driven by a more general desire to embrace an already accepted worldview or reject a theory antagonistic to it [42], the fact that they were able to do so, given the results of the previous four studies, suggests that they also view ET as a source of expansive meaning.

Mortality salience (MS) typically motivates more fervent support of accepted worldviews [13], so science-educated individuals, and natural-science students in particular, might respond to MS by staunchly supporting ET, given that, in the Western scientific worldview, ET is the most widely and empirically accepted explanation for the diversity of life on Earth, and the origin of the human species.

"Young people today have simply been exposed to a more accepting worldview".

Again and again, people who joined his groups, attended the lectures and accepted his worldview went on to be involved in terrorism.

If it helps liberals to avoid the R-word while accepting the worldview, fine.

In short, if we understand what reason is and how it works, we have very good reason to doubt those who claim rationality solely for those who accept their worldview and who deny the rationality of those who disagree.

This is in stark contrast to the intolerant lock-step of their opponents, who have sought to shame and browbeat developers and other journalists into accepting their worldview.

Sadly, the most rousingly musical verse, the easiest to learn by heart, tends to evoke heroic sentiments, comes from another time and tends to accept the worldview of that time unthinkingly.

Many conservative spouses accept this worldview, uphold the father's authority, and are strict in those realms of family life that they are in charge of.

But "it is absolutely true that we failed to distinguish between Al Qaeda and a variety of Islamist militant groups that were operating in Afghanistan, and we should have distinguished between them because not all of them had accepted Al Qaeda's worldview," he said.

But if there is no worldview accepted as a standard, then each person will act in accordance with whatever is good in their own eyes, which often includes using force to get what they want.