Sentence examples for internal worldview from inspiring English sources

But then I started watch the Burns' documentary, and, at the same time, watched professional athletes come under fire from a disruptive, unethical, and immoral president, and so many things began happening inside me that my internal worldview began to morph.

Oppy admitted, however, that not all of the "traditional characteristics" of an ontological argument (analyticity, necessity, and a priority) are found in all ontological arguments and, in his 2007 work Ontological Arguments and Belief in God, suggested that a better definition of an ontological argument would employ only considerations "entirely internal to the theistic worldview".

RICHARD, WASHINGTON There are three issues here: the responsibility to your mother, a responsibility to your professional vocation and the internal tenets of your own environmental worldview.

By the end of the 70s, his worldview feels limited to the internal processes of the Labour party as it prepares for a long journey away from the electorate.

Jullien's points above is consistent with the Chinese worldview that things have their own internal logic, and it is best to allow them to express themselves as this requires no effort.

WorldView took a page from ancient seafarers when building the satellite's own internal location awareness system.

That wouldn't be a big deal if President Bill Clinton's legacy didn't cut to the heart of the Democratic Party's biggest internal rift since the 1980s: Its relationship with Wall Street, and with it, the Democratic economic worldview.

Therefore, focusing on external manifestations must include analysis of their internal causation, since as Sorokin [5] postulates, there is a strong link between inner thought processes, worldviews and external phenomena, due to a propensity to "incorporate, or realize, or externalise, the internal experience" [5, p. 20].

A worldview?

Where the worldview comes from.

His worldview is not individualistic.