Sentence examples for Unexpected attitudes from inspiring English sources

The unexpected attitudes.

And they reveal unexpected attitudes and reversals of stereotype; narrow-mindedness alternating with compassion; the darkness and the light of small town life.

It held a mirror up to their attitudes not only to drug taking, says Oguntoye, but more complex (and unexpected) attitudes towards refugees, at odds with their identification with Kreuzberg's liberal and tolerant image.

Tendai Murisa, a Zimbabwean sociologist who has studied the impact of the land redistribution in tobacco growing areas says that he found unexpected attitudes toward democracy and accountability among those allotted land.

There's so much to do and plenty of unexpected attitudes and circumstances to trip you up along the way.

As three axis stabilization is high level technology requiring the proper functioning of various sensors, actuators and control software, many early satellites failed in their initial operation phase because of shortage of solar power generation or inability to realize the initial step of missions because of unexpected attitude control system performance.

The modeling approach provides a general framework within which it may be possible to examine whether controlling for ERS effects changes the unexpected attitude-achievement correlations seen across countries in PISA.

Absent an unexpected softening in attitudes over the next few days, it may well take some outside intervention to break the deadlock.

The survey revealed some unexpected findings about attitudes and expectations of primary care physicians toward the notifiable infectious disease surveillance system.

Not all interested in it may wish to pursue it at university or as a career, but there can be hardly anyone who, having studied it at age 16 to 18, does not later rejoice in the experience or find that it does not shape their perceptions and attitudes in unexpected and remarkable ways.

It is an idiosyncratic account, notable for omissions, an unexpected focus, a critical attitude to all parties, and a hostility to hegemonic aspirations an intensely personal reaction to the period rather than an orderly history.