Sentence examples for The underlying attitude from inspiring English sources

Such statements, Ms. Larsen and Ms. Drattell believe, are merely the outward signs of the underlying attitude toward women that still exists in many influential quarters.

The comment by a mother of two sons who served in Iraq that "people are more understanding" of an illness when it is "physical" reflects the underlying attitude that, conversely, psychiatric disorders lacking an obvious physiological cause are somehow the patient's own fault.

"Sexist does seem to be moving towards this description of surface features and misogynist applies to the underlying attitude".

In 2007, Whedon expressed his outrage over the stoning of Du'a Khalil Aswad, and because the act was caught on video, was prompted to attack the underlying attitude he felt led to the murder, comparing the video to torture porn.

The differences in intention were explained by the underlying attitude, the age of the farmer and by the herd health programme that the farmer participated in.

Perceived barriers to PST use are described and spontaneously addressed with a creative solution, suggesting the underlying attitude is one that recognises the usefulness of PST, and that this attitude is sufficiently strong to propose mechanisms to overcome perceived barriers.

More widely, this genre tends to disclose the underlying attitudes of its public.

With equal nuance and sympathy, Blakeslee analyzes the underlying attitudes that prepared so many white Tulians to believe, against all probability, that a major drug ring was operating in their midst.

That sentiment is laughable now, for many reasons, the main being the property prices in inner London (their house is now worth more than 200 times what they paid for it), but the underlying attitudes are still very much the same.

"It appears there is still this underlying attitude when it comes to child abuse allegations that children are still not believed".

Even though Mr. Ball tries to humanize the men by showing their capacity for an awkward tenderness, the movie's underlying attitude is that all men are dogs, especially when faced with virginal teenage flesh.