Sentence examples for a parallel attitude from inspiring English sources

He opened it to a list of accomplishments at Sony Corporation of America that he attributed to institutional behavioral change; a parallel attitude adjustment was now necessary within the larger company.

A parallel attitude among musicians unfortunately came to regard the skilled provision of a score tailored to the demands of script and camera as a spiritually impoverished relation of aspiring symphonic or operatic works.

A parallel attitude prevailed in Russia until the 17th century, when large numbers of Eastern Rite Roman Catholics ("Uniates") were received back into Orthodoxy by a simple confession of faith, and this practice was adopted in the acceptance of individual Roman Catholics as well.

It would appear that the squirrels have a parallel attitude toward the human.

In parallel attitudes towards, and demand for, early childcare changed.

Do you see a parallel between the British attitude to strikes, such as the prison officers?

Seward, whose feelings about Lincoln morphed from contempt to profound, even loving respect during the war years, underwent a parallel evolution in his attitude toward Britain.

This needs to be further investigated in a parallel study of staff attitudes and treatment outcomes.

They have also lived through a parallel legislative revolution in which words, attitudes and behaviours that were normal in 1945 are now illegal.

This study will be a parallel, dual-arm, randomised controlled trial that will utilise a more explanatory than pragmatic attitude.

A parallel universe?