Sentence examples for Practical attitudes from inspiring English sources

In Mali an in-service training program was specifically designed to socialize doctors into their rural role, and help them internalize norms, values and practical attitudes that are characteristic of rural practice [ 5].

These are figures or patterns of knowledge, cognitive and practical attitudes, which emerge within a definite historical and cultural context".

Towards the end of the decade he became associated with the Reasoner group around Edward Thompson and the present writer, whose ideas and practical attitudes he found congenial, and he became a member of the editorial board of the New Reasoner.

Most of the remaining evidence about Pyrrho has to do with his practical attitudes and behavior.

One difference, however, between the practical attitudes of Pyrrho and Sextus is that Sextus attributes an important role to convention in the shaping of one's behavior; more on this in a moment.

Participant motivation is an important factor in program efficacy, as Pleggenkuhle et al. (2016) demonstrate that the facilitation of positive and practical attitudes can be an important mechanism of desistance (p393).

The change only happens, he explains, with individuals taking a practical attitude to their work.

We Vietnamese have a practical attitude: better forget a bad enemy if you can gain a needed friend".

But she also has the practical attitude of a farmer and looks amused when I ask how many insects she has.

But I have a practical attitude: I'll use a particular poet or particular music or art to get me through something.

One of the many things I like about my retirement home is the sensible practical attitude towards death that prevails here.