111.   Self-image becomes tantamount to a world view.

112.   Show business is a way of life and a world view.

113.   Some scientists characterized the seemingly contradictory findings as a quixotic attempt by the American public to accommodate incompatible world views.

114.   So far, they have been shielded from the larger world view of football.

115.   That is nowhere to be found in a Republican world view bent on judgment of the from-on-high, stone-tablet variety.

116.   That childlike joy is leavened by a wider world view.

117.   That extremist, anti-Western world view has gradually pervaded the Saudi education system with its heavy doses of mandatory religious instruction, according to Saudi officials and intellectuals.

118.   T.S. Eliot and Joseph Campbell waxed nostalgic about the coherent world views, the rituals, traditions and myths of more religious, less technological societies than ours.

119.   The aim of the awards program is to construct a world view, and this is priceless.

120.   The city, mistaking civility for servility, once again noisily proclaimed its world view to be what mattered.