Sentence examples for collective worldview from inspiring English sources

Frames define a collective worldview that defines the intellectual space in which thinking can take place.

Perhaps the dystopia boom is dictated by the publishing industry, a self-fulfilling prophecy of sorts, or perhaps YA readers are responding to an increasingly dire collective worldview.

"We need to use that very holistic, nurturing, collective worldview when we're designing these systems and we've got it right on our doorstep".

This can lead not only to an intractable and inflexible worldview, but collective neuroticism – all in the service of creating an effective psychological barrier against reality.

Klein said conservatives needed to be "scientifically honest" and argued that climate change challenges a worldview that opposes collective action.

Speaking before the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), U.S. Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker said that the United States will "not allow the global Internet to be co-opted by any person, entity, or nation seeking to substitute their parochial worldview for the collective wisdom of this community".

The Collective is a creative organization "dedicated to worldview interruption".

That was the subversive element of Bridget Jones – her every pratfall built a deeper collective bond and made a narrow, judgmental, me-first worldview more absurd, more laughable, more impossible to maintain.

Participants in a public demonstration, for example, could be identified as a collective because they apparently share several values or even a worldview.

This is a worldview that emphasizes respect for hierarchical relationships; it privileges the collective over the individual, and regards opposition to the state not only as dangerous to the established social order but as downright immoral to boot.

All of them offer clues to the wearer's worldview, and all can be imposed on people through peer pressure, and a collective desire to look and behave a certain way.