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| 1 | You will start the conversation with those people — employees and customers — whose worldview you are matching. |
| 2 | It is an immensely attractive notion, deeply rooted in the Enlightenment worldview of which all of us in the liberal world are the product. |
| 3 | Well, it's good to know that the senator is capable of revising his theories after he acquires new information, a necessary condition for a truly scientific worldview. |
| 4 | Greenspan, uncharacteristically befuddled, went up to Capitol Hill on Thursday and lamented that some sort of fissure had erupted in his previously impregnable worldview. |
| 5 | Examine your own habits and ask what they say about your relation to the world - and what would have to change to create a worldview in which your goals were attainable. |
| 6 | The worldview that emerges from the writings of the New Testament makes more sense out of more reality than any other worldview. |
| 7 | Was Josiah, too, driven by a zero-sum worldview in which the worshippers of gods other than Yahweh looked like enemies? |
| 8 | So, Kaufman says that the pagan worldview is one of an amoral universe ; Not a moral universe; not an immoral universe; but an amoral universe. It is morally neutral. |
| 9 | Social psychologists have since tested this hypothesis in more than 400 experiments that aim to explore different aspects of our worldview, from patriotism to religion. |
| 10 | Society gives us language, a worldview, an identity, a set of rules and rituals to live by. |
| 11 | This is just what happened with the judges: when reminded that they would one day die, they were more severe in punishing those who violated their worldview. |
| 12 | There was, after all, something charming about the blithe eclecticism of this worldview. |
| 13 | we are taught in schools, and all we see in the media (news, films, books, magazines, Internet) has a worldview that we're meant to conform to. |
| 14 | It reflects progress in people's understanding of history, and also progress in people's worldview," said Ao Yichang, a professor in the Chinese Department at Chongqing University. |
| 15 | In the second chapter, "the Mythology of Hinduism," we explore the worldview of one of the earliest evolving Eastern religious philosophies - that of the ancient Hindus. |
| 16 | Alternatively, you might choose to embrace the scientific worldview and reject all these humanist values. |
| 17 | Lu Xun's short stories were unorthodox in their language, as well as their worldview. |
| 18 | President George Bush's Manichean worldview - "you are either with us or against us" -is now echoed in Bangkok by those who see the red shirts as terrorists in the pay of Mr Thaksin. |
| 19 | of Buddhism in Sansho Dayu is doubtless attributable to a change in Mizoguchi's own worldview: he had recently embraced the Nichiren sect of the religion. |
| 20 | The true, bleak worldview of satire would have demanded the abortion of one character's fetus as a final sting and judgment. |
| 21 | If we continually latch onto the same worldview, how can we grow and improve our lives? |
| 22 | radical new worldview in the Bible was monotheism. But why, you might ask, should the idea of one God instead of many be so radical? |
| 23 | Unlearning is the process of becoming aware of how one's conditioning (past experience) biases one's worldview and behavior. |
| 24 | Confirmation bias is a psychological phenomenon in which people are more likely to remember events that fit their worldview. |
| 25 | Some friends can take your self-improvement as a challenge to their worldview. |
| 26 | I think happiness at it's core means questioning the status quo and continually rethinking your worldview. |
| 27 | Throughout his career, Rosling has maintained a fact-based worldview - an understanding of how global health trends act as a signifier for economic development based on hard data. |
| 28 | Diversity of accent and skin colour do not necessarily mean diversity of worldview. |
| 29 | Such thinking is in tune with the way the military has long thought of itself—a worldview that has led to trouble in the past. |
| 30 | His worldview was fixed: America, good, Russia and Germany, bad. |