Sentence examples for Commonly held attitude from inspiring English sources
Dr. Richard Seiden, a professor emeritus at the University of California at Berkeley's School of Public Health and the leading researcher on suicide at the bridge, has written that studies reveal "a commonly held attitude that romanticizes suicide from the Golden Gate Bridge in such terms as aesthetically pleasing and beautiful, while regarding a Bay Bridge suicide as tacky".
One of the major challenges remains fighting a commonly held attitude in the government and among many NGOs that homosexuality is 'illegal'culturallylly and religiously unacceptable' and an 'imported idea from the West'; while some are of the opinion that discussions of sexuality and rights are a luxury against the backdrop of poverty and other priorities for the country.
Cumulatively these subtle messages do of course reflect commonly held attitudes but, critically, they reinforce and encourage them.
Despite this commonly held teenage attitude, recent reports state that 25percentt of the population currently speak Welsh fluently; Welsh language and bilingual dramas are pulling in huge audiences on English language channels; and Cardiff-born experimental pop artist Gwenno – who has released albums in both Welsh and Cornish – was shortlisted for this year's Mercury Prize.
Many of these moral tag lines have taken on the status of proverb because they so clearly express commonly held social attitudes.
The case studies also reveal interesting dynamics involving 'minimization' and inconsistency in jurors' self reports of attitudes that contradict a commonly held judicial view that superficial questioning is sufficient to uncover prejudice.
In some cases this reinforced previously held attitudes.
The third important finding is that publicly held attitudes towards women who used substances differed from those held towards men.
Poor adherence was a commonly held assumption of AHPs in our study and felt to be strongly related to patients' overall attitude about their role and outcome expectations of rehabilitation.
It is a commonly held view.
