Sentence examples for adjusted attitudes from inspiring English sources

Far from disregarding Mary's article, which placed a future of universally prevailing equality and adjusted attitudes towards women well into the future, we thought a look at some of history's exceptional, powerful and influential women was well over due.

On the contrary, it's invaluable to pluck awareness from disappointments, and adjust attitudes and actions accordingly.

Abby broke her leg, and we adjusted our attitude".

He adjusted his attitude by stressing how beautifully he had handled the beastly conditions.

Maybe in response to this, or probably out of a cynical need to plane down his rough edges for a movie career, Eminem has adjusted his attitude.

Yet, having adjusted my attitude, I was entertained both by snarling children tugging at their parents' arms to leave and by parents barking at their kids to "Smile!" for another photo, glad to have that maternal experience behind me.

All of them have to adjust their attitudes and coping strategies.

Patients, too, would have to adjust their attitudes about birth and medical care during pregnancy and labor.

"Even here," she said, "if I see someone mistreating a woman, I have the strength to try to stop them and adjust their attitudes".

Which is why characters were forced to adjust their attitudes in overcoming some of the lingering excesses of the 20th century: materialism, narcissism, ambition and greed.

People usually adjust their attitudes to conform to those that are most prevalent in the social groups to which they belong.