Sentence examples for worldviews in from inspiring English sources

"There are two very different worldviews in this campaign," said one adviser who aligns more often with Mr. Bolton.

Earlier worldviews in America argued that a strong God, like a strong state, was necessary to keep weak people in line.

Both show history presented by inmates of an institution, both use song as a source of narration, both show a conflict between opposing worldviews: in Bennett's case, between a firmly traditionalist headmaster and his successor, hungry for change.

The study, titled The Role of Conspiracist Ideation and Worldviews in Predicting Rejection of Science and published in the journal PLOS ONE, also finds another strong predictor for the dismissal of the science of human-caused climate change.

Disasters can reinforce social networks (and with them established norms and worldviews) In disasters, especially in areas with strong communities, people tend to pull together and show a remarkable and inspiring sense of collective purpose.

There was a big round of applause, and with that the evening became a battle of statistics and worldviews, in perhaps the only section of the city divided enough to match the national debate.

The message is that without profound changes in worldviews, training in the know-how of language testing would not take us far ahead (Inbar-Lourie 2008).

It's about differences in worldviews, which in many ways transcend and include the differences that we usually speak about.

What's their worldview in general?

Did Hagel pick up that worldview in Nebraska?

"We've got to convey the secular worldview in a more emotional way".