Sentence examples for same worldview from inspiring English sources

Albee's work starts from the same worldview.

Everyone understands that you can't generate much snap and crackle if the reviewers all hold the same worldview as the reviewed.

Viewed from this common tradition, orthodox Confucianism limited its field of interest to the creation of a moral and political system that fashioned society and the Chinese empire; whereas Daoism, inside the same worldview, represented more personal and metaphysical preoccupations.

But opting to be a sub-unicorn is probably more a form of differentiation within the same worldview — a hipster valuation, the second-most-expensive brand of flannel shirt.

Living in identical circumstances, and sharing much the same worldview as Chaudhuri, he is anxious about books and his separation from the culture around him as he travels from his bedsit in Warren Street to visit his uncle in Belsize Park.

You want to defend the right to have an abortion, you want to stop privatisation, you want to protect the natural world – as Lakoff has often written, these are not three separate arguments, they are all part of the same worldview.

Abbott's political opponents saw it as the perfect symbol of the prime minister's extremism, the same regressive worldview he brought to bear on health, education and the rights of women, minorities and refugees.

"Much of the problem with gamification comes down to the same oversimplified worldview that we find in business, education, and parenting".

Throughout history, we have been organizing along these same competing worldviews, where progressive American values have been in opposition to conservative thinking.

The same sports-based worldview that gives Foxx his relentless drive can also make some areas out of bounds and leave some notions outside his velvet rope.

(The pederastic poems have the same moral tone and worldview as the others).