Sentence examples for about our attitudes from inspiring English sources

For instance, drama offers an ideal opportunity for asking what facial expressions and body language say about our attitudes.

The answers tell us as much about our attitudes toward design, and how they've changed over the last century and a half, as the chair itself.

Although recent statistics show teenage pregnancy rates in the UK falling closer into line with the rest of Europe, it's a topic that still interests Pratt for what it reveals about our attitudes to teenagers and sex.

What does it tell us about our attitudes to our old folk that we think their needs can be addressed in a 15-minute visit by a home carer?

But what I really like about her is what she tells us about evolution in general, and – in this year of his bicentenary – what she tells us about Charles Darwin; and what she can tell us about our attitudes to nature and our own survival on this Earth.

"But for all of us, we must be asking ourselves now about our culture, about our attitudes and what can we do as neighbours and family and friends, what can each one of us do about this appalling scourge in our society.

This lesson is about our attitude around being plexible... It's about making the choice to be plexible... to do it with curiosity and, sometimes, with delight.

The book also inspires questions about our attitude towards curiosity.

What does the Ebola crisis show us about our attitude towards disease?

It's partly about our attitude to the language of rights.

"We talked about our attitude of two weeks ago and there wasn't a shortage of that anymore," Van Basten said, begging the question of what it is then that ails Ajax.