Sentence examples for some worldviews from inspiring English sources

And in some worldviews there are many more possibilities than in others.

Of course there are some atheist worldviews that do claim to provide a bulwark against the worst that life can throw at you.

Mattis didn't entirely push back when asked by reporters if the two had stark differences in ideologies, acknowledging "there's some different worldviews".

It will make a tremendous difference whether the next enduring majority owes more to Barack Obama's liberalism, Tea Party conservatism, or some other worldview still.

That notwithstanding, lamentations arose from some whose worldview boils down to a belief that the president of the United States should nod his agreement with whatever the Israeli prime minister says.

"This has been exceedingly well established in data... that political ideology and some deeply held worldviews related to political identity are currently the biggest factors that determine a person's view of climate change," Maibach says.

To provide some levity after such a difficult year, WorldViews has collected some of the most awkward photographs of world leaders in the past twelve months.

Only because of this freedom, unconscious biases can affect the graphical result in the way they do and may thereby reveal some underlying expectations or worldviews of the scientists.

Through the story of Australian irrigation it describes some subtle shifts and changes in worldviews that have influenced land and water governance reform over time.

Inevitably, some of their worldview rubbed off on us.

And in fact, if his liberalism can be characterized by any one element, it is his willingness to acknowledge and absorb into his own worldview some of the very underpinnings of the modern conservative movement.