world-view
Britishnoun
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Another benefit of being young appears to be the ability to bounce off a hard court, alongside the anxiety-free world-view teenage sports stars so often benefit from.
From BBC
Migrants became the feared "other" in the world-view of many Hungarians, replacing Jews or Gypsies.
From BBC
Radicalization researcher Kevin MacDonald argues that part of becoming an extremist is learning to take on the emotions of the world-view.
From Slate
Per the company, the models “represent the unique world-view of the artist, with specially commissioned themed accessories and packaging featuring their original artwork.”
From The Verge
When it comes to foreign policy, members of the large 2020 Democratic presidential field share a similar world-view, with the notable exception of trade deals and what to do about North Korea.
From Washington Times
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