Definition of “world view”

Another of his past achievements, though, may provide a better clue to his world view.

At that stage all the concepts, the elegance and the embodied world view have gone.

Boshier eventually adopted much of the world view taught by the natives, including their belief in the supernatural.

But their mother's skewed world view will inevitably peep out.

Nevertheless, she seeks to impose her own world view on others and refuses to accept the possibility that she is wrong.

Now, I see how valuable their world view is and how much broader a view they've given me than most people here seem to have.

These economic Neanderthals are determined to enforce their obsolete world view on the Manmohan Singh Government.

Worryingly, the politicians are not just training their sights on violence; they also want Hollywood to reflect their own world view.