Sentence examples for adopted attitudes from inspiring English sources

In my book, which is a polemical memoir and not an academic research paper, I attempt to trace how I adopted attitudes and assumptions that often ran counter to my experience.

As in other studies younger people were least likely to have adopted attitudes and behaviours supporting continuity of care with a GP[ 13, 15].

Identifying conditions of "positive deviance" (in this case, staff that have adopted attitudes and practices conducive to good communication with LFP patients) may help to improve practices institution-wide [ 25, 26].

Children take actions and adopt attitudes with the same decisiveness as adults.

British Conservatives and their press allies would be adopting attitudes ominously similar to the darkest periods in European history.

She tries on soulful moods, quotes famous lines of poetry (she's a line-dropper), adopts attitudes of despair and desolation.

The recreational use of the land is positively associated to the cognitive (i.e., perceived knowledge) and affective (i.e., willingness to adopt) attitudes towards agroforestry.

If for nothing else, moms really need adopt attitudes about sex that will serve our daughters well as oppose to those I saw the other night.

After 1789, France adopted bourgeois attitudes before becoming increasingly liberal, without having much to rebel against.

I've adopted these attitudes like someone trying to fit in not because I've spent much time there.

Northampton are one team who adopted that attitude and it paid off nicely.