Sentence examples for coherent worldview from inspiring English sources

He must present a coherent worldview that contrasts him with Obama's interrelated policies.

Conard's is a very defended, coherent worldview that has rigid boundaries that he has worked hard to define.

The humanism he has in mind includes a method of inquiry, a coherent worldview and individual and social ethics.

For one thing, Mr. Clinton's brand of centrism — which Republicans, and a lot of Democrats, tried to portray as expedient — actually sprang from a coherent worldview.

"To the Wonder" brings a deeply considered and coherent worldview to the screen, and it's worth considering the specific substance of Malick's philosophical, religious, and aesthetic sensibility.

But here's the thing: I decided it was more important to be happy and useful than to have an internally coherent worldview.

There was no coherent economic worldview, no evidence of deep thought.

It's time to stop indulging in the pretense that there is anything like a coherent Trump worldview or policy agenda, at home and overseas.

As a young scholar he had an epiphany when Aristotle's seemingly radically false or unintelligible claims suddenly came together for him as a coherent, comprehensive worldview.

But a mixture of cheerleading and fire-breathing does not make for a coherent and credible worldview.

The ones I've watched are exhilarating — they bring to life a clear, coherent, and substantial worldview with a bracing and provocative sense of style — and it's worth getting at the nature of Dwan's art while looking also at the underlying implications of seeing "art" in the bosom of Hollywood's blatantly mercantile productions.