Sentence examples for distinct worldview from inspiring English sources

It's true that the George W. Bush administration's views of foreign policy reflected a distinct worldview.

The shelves held a kaleidoscopic selection of books, each one an expression of a distinct worldview.

Known for his charismatic, complex and sometimes violent character, the boss of the DiMeo crime family had a distinct worldview.

This decentralized and little institutionalized movement disseminates a distinct worldview, design system, and set of associated practices.

The artists on view each communicate a distinct worldview and relationship to the notion of disguise.

This is more than a tactical difference; it reveals the distinct worldview in which Obama is operating.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, writers such as Wilhelm von Humboldt believed that a culture's language encapsulated its identity, to the extent that different languages represented totally distinct worldviews.

She worked as a GIS technician, helping the Mpumalanga Parks Board develop a wetlands database and mapping system -- in the process gaining exposure to the distinct worldviews and concerns of government officials and farmers.

More important, theoretically, the contrasts she describes between the meaning of money in China and in the United States directly relate to the two distinct worldviews of limited good and unlimited good, from which we might draw inspiration for sustainable development". "Martin's book gains much through its careful framing.

I bring this up only because Mr. Miller brings an unusual depth of feeling to his work as well as a distinct moral worldview.

Today America's black community is undeniably made up of many ethnicities, national origins and religions each having distinct histories, worldviews, languages as well as health and wellness practices.