Sentence examples for In its attitude from inspiring English sources

In its attitude toward its characters and toward sex, "I Am Love" is a vapid and demagogic entertainment, a work of mere and minor sensation that drums its subjects vulgarly and univocally.

But the look was so straightforward in its attitude that it sparkled with rightness.

It is, he added, "an awesome picture, licentious in content but moral and vastly sophisticated in its attitude and what it says".

LONDON -- British fashion may not have the clout of Milan or the polish of Paris, but it scores high in its attitude toward diversity.

Writing in The Times, Bosley Crowther called the film "an awesome picture, licentious in content but moral and vastly sophisticated in its attitude and what it says".

And it was completely new in its attitude to the city.

But the US is unique in its attitude toward guns, making it difficult to compare to other countries.

Cameron has the advantage that this country is remarkably united – more so than it has been for decades – in its attitude to Europe.

Well, it's a movie made by a Canadian émigré who left India at the age of twenty, and it portrays Hinduism as monolithically terrible in its attitude toward widows.

It is like many canonical English novels in its attitude to history, which is alternately earnest and mocking.

The Chinese government, of course, denies there has been any change in its attitude toward foreign investment and says China still welcomes it.