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worldview

[wurld-vyoo] / ˈwɜrldˌvyu /


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“The internet lets young people connect outside of the controlled spheres of their parents’ worldview — and that’s the danger that proponents of age verification are terrified of.”

From Salon

“The internet lets young people connect outside of the controlled spheres of their parents’ worldview — and that’s the danger that proponents of age verification are terrified of,” Portnoy said.

From Salon

No space in private or public life offered a different worldview.

From The Wall Street Journal

Though each era brought different priorities, they said, those changes were implemented with input from the field — not by encouraging applicants to align their work with a president’s worldview.

From Salon

They are affirming a worldview rooted in biblical record while fighting the erasure of the foundations upon which Western civilization is built.

From The Wall Street Journal