Sentence examples for contrasting worldviews from inspiring English sources

Sure, in True Detective's opening episodes, their contrasting worldviews were played largely for laughs – Hart's one-liners undercutting Cohle's philosophical ponderings – but, in truth, their differences were probably insurmountable.

But it was hard to escape their contrasting worldviews.

Doubting God's existence, endorsement of "Eat, drink and be merry, because tomorrow we die" [a saying epitomizing the Epicurean and Hedonistic philosophic traditions, which advocated a worldview contrasting sharply with the one advocated by the Judeo-Christian religious tradition], and considering humanity as equally good and bad, loaded negatively on the 3rd PC (PC3).

Accordingly, this study will contrast values and worldviews of a typical Western postmodern sustainable community with those of a Middle Eastern eco-city development possessing an inherently composite worldview by merging Eastern and Western thinking.

Surely there will be some residual clashes between left and center in Obama's party, but his real challenge isn't so much ideological as it is generational, a reconciling of worldviews forged in contrasting American moments.

He equated Mr. Romney's attitude with the worldview of Mr. Obama, contrasting it with his own "genuine conservative" position, namely that what the poor really need from government are pro-growth, pro-job policies.

This constructivist worldview can be contrasted with the scientific worldview in which everything about the real world lies out there to be discovered, independently of our attitudes or interpretations of it.

A TEK worldview contrasts sharply with the command-and-control approach to the natural world Euro-American settlers brought to North America in the 1600s.

We wanted to momentarily immerse ourselves in a worldview that glorified the external and the trite by way of contrasting that view to a love of the subtle and profound.

This sticks in his craw because, by contrast, his worldview – driven purely by commercial interest – looks, well, a bit depressing.

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