Sentence examples for clash of worldviews from inspiring English sources

This clash of worldviews is at the heart of today's struggle.

And it will not be a metaphysical one: the very complicated relationship with China is much less a clash of worldviews than of interests.

He clearly loves spaceships and extraterrestrials, but understands that for his story to work as theater, he must focus on a clash of worldviews, not worlds.

As we denounce these acts of violence with every fiber of our being, we cannot ignore the fundamental religious nature of this clash of worldviews.

But setting up a clash of worldviews doesn't address Romney's most glaring policy weakness, which is the (understandable) fear among hard-strapped voters that Republican policies will benefit the rich more than the middle class.

Although Landler plays up the differences — "Clinton and Obama have come to embody competing visions of America's role in the world" — there is no real clash of worldviews here.

This cultural hybridity [32] may either bring balance if handled skilfully or result in clashes of worldviews, as demonstrated in surrounding areas through the upheavals of the Arab Spring [33].

Clashes of worldview and interests have erupted in recent years over issues like Iran, Honduras, Colombia, climate change, international trade, Iraq, Cuba and Venezuela.

A pronounced nick in the glass — the result of a carefully aimed rock — suggests not everyone in the neighborhood agrees with Meulendijks's clash-of-civilizations worldview.

Bureaucracy might be bland and boring, but it was better than war, genocide, and the violent clash of rival worldviews.

But lately the number of worlds that Austin contains has been multiplying, and now, everywhere you look, there is the spectacle of worldviews clashing.