Sentence examples for correct worldview from inspiring English sources

"Humanist," "Feminist," and "Environmentalist" have been incorporated into the guide's lexicon of pejoratives, which also already included "PC" ("politically correct worldview or elements"), "Ho" ("homosexual worldview or sexuality"), and "NNN" ("extensive nudity").

According to Movieguide: The Family Guide To Movie Reviews, the picture had a "very strong mixed pagan, politically correct worldview promoting homosexual same-sex partnerships and homosexual adoption and promoting radical environmentalism and global warming hysteria throughout".

The principles are exactly the same -- correcting the ideology, correcting the worldview and offering psychosocial support. .

Instead, he has consistently taken big positions based on the notion that his long-term worldview is correct.

They were so well-indoctrinated with anti-reform talking points that, even when the answer was the "correct" one according to their worldview, they would simply scream "LIAR!" and "BULLSHIT!" and "DID YOU EVEN READ THE BILL???" Did you even read the bill?

The IS strategic vision, then, is not infallible, and policy decisions derived from its millenarian worldview are not necessarily correct.

Conveniently, this worldview chimes with the politically correct liberal somewhere out there who would rather your daughters were sexually groomed than dare call something out as related to religion.

The idea is that for the literal truth of these sentences a Ptolemaic, absolutist worldview would have to be correct.

If characters were shown in the nonstereotypical fashion, the children would promptly "correct" the picture, reversing the labels to fit their worldview.

They accepted the prevailing Neoplatonic worldview and presented Christianity as its fulfillment, correcting and completing rather than replacing it.

More broadly, this study joins the chorus of voices calling for critical reflection on the limits and harms of an exclusively Western worldview, and the need for action to name and correct past wrongs in the spirit of reconciliation and justice for all.