The phrase "hold a worldview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that someone is adhering to a particular set of beliefs, values, or attitudes that shape their view of the world. For example, "His religious beliefs cause him to hold a very different worldview than his brother."
These biases, just like race, can only be confronted when you learn to empathize with those who hold a different worldview.
He is said to hold a similar worldview, deeply distrusting Iran, favoring close relations with Washington, supporting the cold peace with Israel, and against easing up on the Muslim Brotherhood, the principal opposition group in Egypt.
Hagel's other sin appears to be that he does not hold a neo-conservative worldview, but this is even more confusing as it has been years since the neo-cons ran either the White House or the Pentagon, so they really shouldn't have a veto over anything, at this point.
Among the distinctly medieval additions to the debate were an emphasis on the certainty of self-knowledge, and especially on a widespread recognition across traditions that God's omnipotence, and thus the possibility of Divine deceit on these grounds, provides a special challenge to the epistemology of anyone who holds a theistic worldview.
Having grown up in a world of globalization and economic disruption, Gen-Y holds a different worldview from their predecessors.
The conservation and biodiversity value assigned to each ecosystem was higher where people were familiar with the ecosystem, considered it attractive, and held an ecocentric worldview.
They accused Trump of holding an amorphous worldview -- switching from isolationism to interventionism, and refusing to acknowledge his past support for the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and the 2011 intervention in Libya.
How angry and overzealous are you that you simply forget about everything and you think that this is the way forward?"This is a very graceful description of the difficulties one encounters when trying to hold a responsible, respectful discussion with otherwise decent people whose worldviews permit them to hold political opinions one finds ludicrous and repugnant.
"Like any deeply held worldview, a person's theological worldview is an expression of one's core views," he said.
So should Islamic fundamentalists who use terror to defend a worldview they sense will collapse if not held up by violence.
Until recently, most economists held firmly to a worldview that assumed that people are rational utility maximizers.
