Sentence examples for rigid worldview from inspiring English sources

"She has a rigid worldview, cloaked in a smile, that borders on crazy," he said.

It doesn't accommodate either rigid worldview.

Palin's rigid worldview makes her to archaic a leader for the 20th century, let alone the 21st.

Maybe the unfortunate denial was a metaphor for the way the Republican Party is unwelcoming and dangerous to people who don't fit its rigid worldview?

In other words, usurping universal stories for our own narrow purposes and proofs, and dismissing the lessons that do not match a rigid worldview.

In real life, as in Westworld, immersion in multiple languages or even just basic respect for those who speak them is a reliable route through the maze of a rigid worldview.

The tabloids may have adapted – a little – to their readers' changing attitudes, but the papers retain an old-fashioned suspicion of new kinds of Briton, and a nastiness towards people who do not fit their rigid worldviews.

Too often, contemporary politics is defined by a) modernist dogmatists who wish to impose their rigid worldviews on the masses, or b) postmodern cynics whose beliefs run only as deep as the latest polling cycle.

In place of perfectionism's rigid, reductive, and punishing worldview, it offers flexibility, nuance, empathy, compassion, and true love and respect.

Conard's is a very defended, coherent worldview that has rigid boundaries that he has worked hard to define.

Hornby's own cultural tastes encompass books, films, TV, music and sport – not merely in the sense that he enjoys all of the above, but that he rejects a worldview that fixes them in a rigid hierarchy of importance and value.