Sentence examples for Complicated attitude from inspiring English sources

If this seems odd, it is a reflection of Poland's complicated attitude to its past.

It is obligatory these days in a polite society to have a complicated attitude toward success.

That complicated attitude made me realize the strangeness of being immersed in a world I don't totally belong to.

The origins of this complicated attitude, Lepore suggested, have to do with the way the concept of privacy developed in the first place.

The case touches on free speech, but also on Indians' complicated attitude toward the man considered the father of their nation -- and toward his assassin.

The New Yorker, December 7 , 1935P. 31 Two youngish matrons werepeering at a poster of cinematic lovers in a complicated attitude of passion.

Relying on her own extensive observational research in Russia's new justice-of-the-peace courts as well as her analysis of a series of focus groups, she documents Russians' complicated attitudes regarding law.

This complicates attitudes in Central Asia, where there has been a trend toward accommodation with the Afghan Islamic movement in order to ease the flow of Afghan heroin and militancy.

Does being openly gay, as Ozon is, complicate his attitude toward family?

But if the politics surrounding GMOs are complicated, the attitudes of everyday Americans toward them may be even more so.

Whether meant as a Gidean "gratuitous act" or a means of survival, the shooting certainly complicates our attitude toward Michel.