Sentence examples for accepting attitude toward from inspiring English sources
Sociologists say the more accepting attitude toward transgender people in Serbia signals the first glimmers of a shift in a country where conservative currents still run deep.
He left Princeton in 1929, after the school was reorganized and adopted a more accepting attitude toward liberal Protestantism, and he helped found Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia.
This is where we touch on the mystical part of Yvette - I know no other word for it - on her calm, accepting attitude toward the forces that she believed commanded her, on her conviction that certain things in her life were ordained, and that by obeying her inmost instincts and reading the signs and following their instructions she was fulfilling her purpose on earth.
I am grateful my mother modeled a positive and accepting attitude toward her body.
With regard to religion, even highly religious emerging adults share an accepting attitude toward people who believe differently, according to the National Survey on Youth and Religion.
In contrast, the "reality" of HIV/AIDS for the SA representative led to a more accepting attitude toward condom use.
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.
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.
Prominent urban theorist and University of Toronto Professor Richard Florida has shown that communities with more accepting attitudes toward diversity, including openness to the LGBT population, have higher housing prices and wages.
Highly educated persons, at least in the past, have tended to hold more accepting attitudes toward behaviors such as divorce and homosexuality (Listhaug 1998).
