Sentence examples for accepted attitudes from inspiring English sources

Harington said he accepted attitudes towards women in the film and television industry were far from perfect.

"She does not get stuck or fenced in by other people's definitions or commonly accepted attitudes," says Prof Hammond.

It is likely that here we once again face the clash of notions and true preferences: the direct question of what is more valuable to you elicits one answer, while the answer to the question on society in general contains generally accepted attitudes rather than personal opinions.

This is a universally accepted attitude in Denmark and one facilitated by the state.

And yet, he points out, "anti-Semitism was a widespread and simply accepted attitude in the world my mother grew up in," and those prejudices erupted on his parents' wedding day.

The first interesting finding is that the sentiment analysis is in accordance to the commonly accepted attitude towards different environmental topics.

Would Americans increase peace in family life and strengthen family bonds if they adopted more accepting attitudes about sex and what's allowable under the family roof?

Yet the public, with relatively weak leadership by the Democratic Party, has formed broadly accepting attitudes toward these migrants.

Casting a major heroic character as homosexual might be another subtle influence in Internet Pioneers' generally accepting attitudes toward homosexuality.

Close to half of all Americans have tried marijuana, and as more accepting attitudes prevail and social mores loosen, the number is growing steadily.

Luckily, first lady Michelle Obama and President Barack Obama have taken a stand for better mental health reform and more accepting attitudes toward the conditions.