Sentence examples for specific worldview from inspiring English sources

Shamanism as practiced in northern Asia is distinguished by its special clothing, accessories, and rites as well as by the specific worldview connected with them.

And "Aristotle" meant to Aquinas not so much an individual author as a specific worldview, namely, the affirmation of natural reality as a whole, including the bodies and natural cognitive powers of human beings.

We know ourselves (or our profiles) well enough to know what fits into our own specific worldview.

Some of us verge on trolls but most of us have become passionate defenders of our own specific worldview.

A very specific worldview is encoded in a language that has four different words for the English "we" but no way to say "he".

However, I do appreciate those who are, from within their own historical contexts, their social positions, and specific worldviews, are trying to bring honesty to the world, even if they, their methods, and ideas aren't always perfect.

The themes presented above also serve as the organizational basis for the presentation of our findings below, and include: 1. talk as a means by which to differentiate appropriate from inappropriate sexual practices within specific worldviews; and 2. gender and agency in sexual exchange relationships.

An immigrant has extra competences and skills relating to social and cultural capital, such as language, differentiated cultural registers, and culture-specific worldviews and knowledge.

Also, be prepared to present your ideas in a way that speak to a more general knowledge about Hinduism, not a specific sect or regional worldview.

This creates a number of problems including an inability to quickly react and adapt to changes in public perceptions, as well as the creation of particular types of worldviews within specific contexts.

Mapmaking is based on the worldview of a specific culture and of the individual mapmaker, constituting a powerful form of social discourse.