There was enthusiasm for these two new faces that stood for a shared worldview.
That this White House seems to view its majorities in Congress almost as its principal constituency reflects, in part, the shared worldview of the three former legislators who are the administration's most powerful figures: Obama, Emanuel and Vice President Joe Biden.
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She argues that it is difficult to specify the marks and features of a term that plays a normative role in our mutually shared worldview.
Green management is a "shared worldview" consisting of the beliefs, assumptions, and values of a particular group regarding the relationship of its activities to the natural environment (Halme 1996).
In spite of their shared worldview, however, the two men became personally unfriendly as the term went on.
The U.S. Chamber pretty much has the Republican congressional vote locked up, partly because of their shared worldview, and partly because the GOP is increasingly dependent on the group's ability to use its funds to hammer Democratic opponents with negative TV ads in swing states.
In premodern Europe, legitimacy was grounded in a shared religious worldview that penetrated all spheres of life.
If they indeed shared a worldview, this would be an entirely accidental state of affairs.
His thesis suggests that different birth cohorts can share similar worldviews if they together experience the same traumatic historical events.
