Sentence examples for an underlying attitude from inspiring English sources
Most people will rejoice that an underlying attitude of sexism has been made public and that at least an exemplary punishment has been inflicted.
It is easy to say that some reactions are based on an underlying attitude toward nurses that we tend to think of as a stereotype.
But for now, Mr. Oren says, he sees only counterproductive delays, and an underlying attitude from industry that seems almost Luddite.
Complaints about microaggressions -- the small everyday slights (intended or otherwise) that harbor an underlying attitude of racism, sexism or homophobia -- have been making the rounds of college campuses and workplaces.
One recent African-American students alleged that there was an underlying attitude of racism at the school, while other black students distributed a flyer listing incidences of theft and advice given to foreign students about socializing with blacks.
For example, double-formulation should be implemented for some items, and any underlying attitude bias should be eliminated for a number of items.
At the same time each, thanks to a consistent underlying attitude, is somehow recognisably theirs.
Perceived barriers to PST use are described and spontaneously addressed with a creative solution, suggesting the underlying attitude is one that recognises the usefulness of PST, and that this attitude is sufficiently strong to propose mechanisms to overcome perceived barriers.
The comment by a mother of two sons who served in Iraq that "people are more understanding" of an illness when it is "physical" reflects the underlying attitude that, conversely, psychiatric disorders lacking an obvious physiological cause are somehow the patient's own fault.
Even though Mr. Ball tries to humanize the men by showing their capacity for an awkward tenderness, the movie's underlying attitude is that all men are dogs, especially when faced with virginal teenage flesh.
"It appears there is still this underlying attitude when it comes to child abuse allegations that children are still not believed".
