Sentence examples for a more complex attitude from inspiring English sources

Strachey, one of the chief purveyors of malicious gossip about life at Garsington, had a more complex attitude.

Theistic hope seems not to be mere tenacity ('clinging to one's hopes') (Taylor 1961), but a more complex attitude.

Peter Mandelson is in a more complex position.

Rural women were found to have the same basic knowledge of breast cancer or perceptions of barriers to mammography, but had more complex attitudes towards breast cancer itself.

Russian historians have used similar sources on the mentality of the men (and women) at the front line to present a more complex picture, distinguishing the different attitudes of officers, NCOs and other ranks, of snipers and tank crews.

But although implicit attitudes may paint a more complex picture about public perceptions of climate change and sustainability, psychological research is also starting to reveal what influences people at the implicit level.

For most of the postwar period, a more complex conversation was stunted by the country's contradictory attitude to immigration.

Examination of the attitude of the Differentiators to the various vaccines reveals a more complex profile.

The Everglades presented a more complex challenge.

It's a more complex world.

Britain is also a more complex nation.